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Need 'judicious mix' in use of open and proprietary AI models to protect data: IT Secy

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Need 'judicious mix' in use of open and proprietary AI models to protect data: IT Secy

Warning that using proprietary AI models can involve "the risk of data transfer" and the risk of those models "learning at the cost of our data", IT Secretary S Krishnan on Thursday asserted that there has to be "a judicious mix" in the use of open and proprietary models.

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