Beyond shared responsibility: When AI acts, who owns the blast radius?
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The cloud shared-responsibility model was initially not well-understood by many. In fact, early adopters often believed that simply having data in the cloud meant that Amazon Web Services Inc., or a software-as-a-service vendor, was responsible for safeguarding it. Amazon in particular was proactive in educating its customers and partners that security and compliance duties were […] The post Beyond shared responsibility: When AI acts, who owns the blast radius? appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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