Cloud Solutions Key to CFE’s Altan Redes Shift: AI Week
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Cloud Solutions Key to CFE’s Altan Redes Shift: AI Week

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Diego Valverde By Diego Valverde | Journalist & Industry Analyst - Thu, 09/26/2024 - 08:15

The transfer of Altán Redes to the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) marks a significant initiative by the Mexican government to enhance digital connectivity, with cloud-based telecommunications platforms poised to tackle inherent infrastructure challenges. 

In international news, AI is being leveraged to combat the suicide crisis in the US by analyzing social media for signs of distress and connecting users to crisis resources. OpenAI appointed Leah Belsky as Chief Education Officer to bolster AI’s role in education and align initiatives with industry needs. Central banks worldwide are grappling with the implications of AI on inflation and interest rates, as highlighted by the Canadian central bank. 

This Week in AI, Cloud and Data:

Mexico

Cloud Platforms: Crucial for Altan Redes’ CFE Transition?

The recent transfer of Altán Redes to the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) represents an ambitious effort by the Mexican government to bridge the digital divide and connect millions of digitally underserved individuals. However, this project faces significant infrastructure and technological challenges, which could potentially be addressed through cloud-based telecommunications platforms, offering an opportunity to revolutionize connectivity in Mexico.

Open-Source Models Enhance Security, Transformation

In an exclusive MBN interview with Javier Cordero, General Director of Red Hat NOLA, he discusses the growing readiness of Mexican businesses to adopt technology, particularly cloud solutions that enhance operational efficiency and agility. Cordero highlights the challenges of a talent shortage in IT and emphasizes the importance of advanced technologies like AI and data analytics for maintaining competitiveness.
 

International

AI Tools Support Suicide Prevention Through Social Media

AI is being used to address the suicide crisis in the US by analyzing social media for signs of distress and providing immediate support. Companies like Samurai Labs and Meta employ AI to identify suicidal intent and connect users with crisis resources or emergency responders. Experts emphasize the importance of human supervision and ethical safeguards in AI use, however. 

Indeed Boosts Job-Matching With OpenAI

Indeed has integrated OpenAI’s GPT models into its job-matching system, refining how personalized job recommendations are delivered. This update to the "Invite to Apply" feature has led to a 20% increase in job applications and a 13% rise in successful hires. By scaling personalized messages, the platform is connecting job seekers with employers more efficiently while contributing to revenue growth, reports OpenAI.

OpenAI Boosts AI Integration in Education

OpenAI has appointed Leah Belsky, former Coursera executive, as Chief Education Officer to enhance the integration of AI in educational settings. In her new role, Belsky will lead partnerships with education institutions, promoting the use of tools like ChatGPT. This appointment highlights OpenAI's commitment to supporting educators and aligning educational initiatives with industry needs to develop a skilled talent pipeline, reports Bloomberg Linea. 

Global Central Banks Challenged by AI, Inflation, Rates

The adoption of AI is presenting both opportunities and challenges for central banks around the globe as they navigate inflation volatility and fluctuating interest rates, according to the Canadian central bank. Other central bankers are keenly observing the effects this technology may have on inflation, economic growth, and labor markets.

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