“If you want better performance from your AI, stop being fungible with your language. Be specific in your language.”

Howard Holton · Defense in Depth · Why Do We Keep Complaining About the Same Issues in Cybersecurity?

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advocates using precise, non-fungible language with AI to improve results

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