#infrustructure

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Decoding The Role Of An AI Architect In IT Infrastructure Development

Welcome to the world of artificial intelligence, where machines are becoming smarter and more intuitive than ever before. As we witness this technological revolution, there is one key player behind the scenes that often goes unnoticed – the AI architect. While everyone talks about the amazing capabilities of AI systems, it’s time we shed some light on the brilliant minds responsible for building and shaping these cutting-edge technologies. In this blog post, we will embark on a journey to decode the role of an AI architect in IT infrastructure development. From designing complex algorithms to ensuring seamless integration with existing systems, their expertise plays a crucial role in transforming businesses and revolutionizing industries. So buckle up as we delve into the fascinating world of AI architecture and uncover how these unsung heroes are shaping our future!

Introduction to AI Architecture

An AI architect is responsible for the design and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions within an organization. They work closely with other IT professionals to ensure that the AI system integrates seamlessly with the existing infrastructure. In addition, AI architects must be able to effectively communicate with non-technical staff members to explain the purpose and advantages of the AI system.

The role of an AI architect is becoming increasingly important as more organizations look to adopt AI technology. As such, it is essential for IT professionals interested in this field to have a strong understanding of AI principles and architectures. This article will provide an overview of AI architecture and the role of an AI architect in IT infrastructure development.

What Does an AI Architect Do?

An AI architect is responsible for the design and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. They work closely with data scientists and engineers to develop and deploy AI models that solve business problems.

AI architects have a deep understanding of AI algorithms and architectures. They are able to select the right algorithm for a given problem and design efficient systems that can handle the complex compute requirements of AI applications.

AI architects also play a critical role in the development of cloud-based AI solutions. They work with cloud providers to ensure that AI workloads can be efficiently scaled up or down as needed.

Key Skills Required for an AI Architect

An AI architect is responsible for the design and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. They work with businesses to understand their needs and then develop systems that can meet those needs. AI architects must have a strong understanding of both business and technology, as well as the ability to think creatively to solve problems.

Some key skills that are required for an AI architect include:

-Analytical skills: AI architects must be able to analyze data and identify trends in order to develop effective solutions.

-Communication skills: AI architects need to be able to communicate their ideas clearly to both technical and non-technical staff. They also need to be able to listen to feedback and incorporate it into their designs.

-Creativity: AI architects need to be creative in order to come up with innovative solutions that meet the needs of their clients.

-Problem-solving skills: AI architects must be able to identify problems and develop effective solutions. They also need to be able to troubleshoot issues that arise during the implementation of their systems.

Benefits of Having an AI Architect in IT Infrastructure Development

As organizations increasingly look to adopt AI and machine learning technologies, the role of an AI architect becomes increasingly important in IT infrastructure development. An AI architect is responsible for designing and implementing the technical infrastructure needed to support these new technologies. In addition to their technical expertise, AI architects must also have a strong understanding of business needs and objectives.

The benefits of having an AI architect in IT infrastructure development are numerous. Perhaps most importantly, they can help ensure that your organization’s adoption of these new technologies is successful. By working closely with business leaders, they can ensure that the right technical infrastructure is in place to support your company’s specific needs. Additionally, they can help you avoid common pitfalls and mistakes that can occur when adopting these new technologies.

An AI architect can play a vital role in ensuring your organization’s success as you look to adopt AI and machine learning technologies. Their expertise and experience can help make the process smoother and more successful, while their deep understanding of both business and technical needs can ensure that your company gets the most out of these new exciting technologies.

Challenges Faced by AI Architects

When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI), architects face a unique set of challenges. They must not only be experts in AI, but also in the underlying IT infrastructure. This can be a daunting task, as AI is a rapidly evolving field with new technologies and approaches constantly emerging.

To stay ahead of the curve, AI architects must continuously educate themselves on the latest advancements in AI. They also need to have a strong understanding of how AI can be integrated into existing IT infrastructure. This requires a deep knowledge of both AI and IT systems.

AI architectures must be designed to meet the specific needs of the organization. They need to be scalable and flexible enough to accommodate future changes. At the same time, they need to be secure and reliable. These requirements can often conflict, making it difficult to find the right balance.

The biggest challenge for AI architects is probably keeping up with the pace of change. With new technologies and approaches constantly emerging, they must continuously educate themselves on the latest advancements in AI. This can be a full-time job in itself!

Conclusion

In conclusion, an AI Architect plays a vital role in IT Infrastructure Development. They are responsible for designing and implementing the most effective Artificial Intelligence-based architectures to gain maximum potential from data-driven applications. As such, they must possess knowledge of trends in machine learning and deep learning abilities as well as have technical expertise in programming languages such as Python or Java. Furthermore, having a good understanding of how to structure large scale projects is necessary when developing an AI system that can be used by various organizations.

[telltaletypist]

see i get why the world of fallout still has crumbling cities and infrustructure everywhere since removing/repairing all of those would be massive undertakings even with access to modern tech, what i don't get is why the buildings people still use regularly are covered in 200 years of grime and filth. they don't have mops in the future?

[olderthannetfic]

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This is pretty much my concern with Squidgeworld. It has been a tiny archive since forever, and I don't think Walter is equipped to deal with an influx of antis or other bad actors. The site has kind of suddenly become more well known after about two decades of almost no one knowing about it.

I do have faith that when an ton of antis invade and try to take over, he'll kick them out and set up some rules and/or infrustructure to keep it from happening again, but until that actually happens he's just, well, he's too nice and he runs the site as if it's for friends of friends, not for hundreds of strangers. You ask for admin privleges and he goes "sweet, I'm glad someone wants to help out" and there you go.

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[handmadehazefromtheheart]

The Re-Opening Of Handmade Hearts

It’s been an icy hot minute since I wrote a proper update, but I won’t complicate this one. The update series started with the presence of a workspace and the first shop opening; the second post was about the progress and success so far; the third was almost a year later because so much had happened, and I’d moved, and the store was on standby, and I was getting married, usw.

I’ve since not only moved countries, but I’ve also moved my main storefront from Ko-Fi to the Artisans Cooperative. (But you’ll still find patterns on Ko-Fi.) Like I have from the start, I do the math and show my work in the description of each item listing in a breakdown of the price: In bullet list form, I state the material costs, the platform fees, the time I’ve estimate I could most efficiently take to complete one of each item (which will almost always be less time than it actually took), and the wage per hour that I’m paying myself. If you add it all up, it’ll equal the price in the listing — minus a tax based on your area that the marketplace adds automatically.

There are six fixed shipping prices based on size and location, with the least expensive being within Germany and the most expensive being anywhere outside the EU. I’ve got two different sizes of box, but I really should get me some envelopes and offer a cheaper no-tracking alternative for certain (very small, mostly not-yet-existing) items.

Here are the listings so far!

(Photography by @ablondpanda)

I’ve done the math, and I have made just shy of 370€ in earnings in the time I’ve had Handmade Hearts open. I haven’t been able to work since 2019, so that’s 370€ in earnings within the last five years.

Ouch…

Ouch…?

Well, I have chronic depression, but I’ve managed to carve myself into an optimist; I’ve not had the chance to really grow yet as an indie seller, so having earned anything — not operated at a loss (at least within business expenses; general life expenses is another beast) — is a bright shining star to me.

My parter and I are waiting on job applications and government assistence. In the meantime, I’m hoping to gain more eyes and start making at least one sale every month in the middle and/or latter half of 2024.

I’ve yet to sell anything through the new storefront, so I’m trying to get more eyes on it. I’m considering opening a secondary storefront with Products With Love, a Germany-specific handmade marketplace, to get more eyes that won’t have to pay more than seven euros on shipping for any given thing.

Shipping is, unfortunately, not something I can do for free. To take a moment for personal politics: I really think mail should be one of those things governments work together to pay for and make free on the most basic level, like public infrustructure, roads and such. It shouldn’t cost $24 for me to send you a snake shaped neck pillow if you’re in the US.

That said, it does cost me 23€ (which is $24.53 as of writing this) to send you a snake shaped neck pillow right now. I want to emphasize that because it’s so common when shopping online to find something “underpriced” whose shipping is blown way up for profits, and I think sometimes it’s become habitual to assume that’s the case when shipping is over what Amazon would consider normal.

Another thing people do is including the shipping price within the price of the item to artificially remove shipping costs. That’s something I don’t do because A) I like transparency, and B) that would increase the platform fees you have to pay, increasing the overall price for no reason.

Ultimately, I hope that the way I do things helps people be more mindful of why things cost what they do.

To close out...

In preparation for posting this update, I’ve uploaded my tenth listing on the Artisans Cooperative marketplace. For my trans siblings, and for the pedants who have noticed that none of my wares have hearts on them:

[grahamtonya3d]

Here is a before and after comparison when a little local Inn decided to invest and expand their infrustructure.

In actuallity I was just noticing how small the interior felt in the before which prompted me to work on the after! There are also a few other changes in the general model (such as the wood supports in front) and the surrounding trees and leaves but all I really did was blow it up like a balloon :D

[gr8gollygrace]

Brier, His Book by Jim Wayne Miller - Notes + Thoughts

Main Themes: displacement, heritage, esoteric knowledge, change, manipulation, faith

Images + Symbols: fish, water, forest, farm, garden, trains, cities, cars, coal mining, religion

The Faith of Fishermen pg. 17 What they see when they go down to the base of the dam in rubber suits, with helmets, air lines and weighted shoes to inspect the twenty0six gates and clear away debris--what they see, the divers say we wouldn't believe: catfish (they shake their heads remember-- ing), catfish lying like logs around those gates, up close against the concrete, catfish with heads as big as buckets ("We don't mess with 'em!"), eight, a hundred, a hundred and twenty-pounders, yellow eyes that glow in the underwater beam. But we believe. The divers are our priests. Ours is the faith of fishmen eager for any authoritative word. We need to know wonders are still alive at the base of the steel and concrete world we've made--a yellow-eyed whiskered wildness, something old and other, akin to what we feel, powerful, cold, living in the dark around the gates that regulate the rivers of our lives.

the first thing that comes to mind is the use of religion in this poem to give "authority" to the divers/fishermen - while many fishermen would jump at the chance to catch these monsters, they respect them

Because of the last 5 lines, the reader can gather that the respect comes from feeling akin or resonant with the catfish

The catfish/human parallel describes the feeling of being an animal at your core, and being trapped or limited by constructs of society

The limits of society/infrustructure is so sever that one is not expected to survive, and it is surprising to witness "wildness"

The Brier's Pictorial History of the Mountains pg. 47 Green wilderness rolling like an ocean. Moccasins moving along a buffalo trail. Deer slip down to a salt lick in the evening. A shot. Another and another. A wolf wheels on a mountain path, turned by the smell of gunsmoke. The creek of wagon wheels. A baby cries. Axes ring in the woods. A cabin rises in a circle of sunlight living in a clearing. Green trees pale before deadening axes. The woods fall back, heading for high ground. Fields follow, pushing the woods uphill, taking all the ground up to the rib rock. Lights burn in houses at the mouths of creeks, in cabins up the coves. School bells. Laughter of children on the road to school. A fiddle tune, a dance, stories, songs that still remember the Scottish border, the English towns, the great halls and the ocean. Timber crews move across the ridges. Rafted logs ride out on April floods. A locomotive pushes through the trees, following the path of first wagons. A Model-T rolls through a mountain town. A farmer leans his hoe against a stump, another unhitches a gray horse from a plow left standing in a thin-soiled, gullied field his grandfather plowed when it was newground. Radios start talking in the leaves. Coves and hollows empty toward coal camps. Men go underground. In coves and hollows, a plowpoint on a rockpile; a horsehair hanging on a staggering barbed-wire fence. A cabin leans and drifts. A spring and spring drain choke on fallen leaves. Fields grown old and tired give ground back to a generation of woods returning to claim them. A panther screams. White-eyed miners ride out of the shafts to meet the match of any hundred miners: a D-9 dozer roots along a ridge, finds the black vein and takes it from the top. Now coal camps where ten thousand lived before sink in on themselves like cabins in the coves, and like old fields, give up to the woods. A concrete sidewalk running beside a creek pitches, breaks; weeds grow out of the cracks. Smaller walks that turned off and rose, twelve steps up to a miner's house, rise now to woods. Squirrels chatter and the creek runs. Cut up and bleeding, the land lies breathing hard, in places torn and gouged beyond all healing, in others beautiful and blessed as ever. Already scouts from east and west, in search of water, have looked over the rim of hills. Like long hunters, they have stayed and seen, and sent word back to cities, turning the eyes of millions out in the world toward the mountains.

the poem follows a historical narrative of the land - which experiences change at the hands of humans, who are a part of the story of the land

something I loved about this poem was the personification of natural landscapes, how the woods retreated away from the fields, and once abandoned, the woods reclaimed - like a war or a tide, symbolizing the ebbs and flows of history

Miller, J. W. (1995). Brier, his book. Small Press Distribution. 

[thefryingpanman]

Hey girl, do you want to stick your Sistema Stykovi i Vnutrennego Perekhoda Probe into my Sistema Stykovi i Vnutrennego Perekhoda Drogue so that I can grab you with my soft capture latches? Then once we feel safe and secure, and our relative movement is dampened, you can push deeper into me and use your 8 strong capture hooks to mate us together. When we are one, we can use our transfer tunnel and supporting infrustructure to exchange power, fuel, and data. 🫦🫦🫦🫦

[animerunner]

Also more thoughts on the Capitols capability of what they can and can’t do. If they could cause an earthquake they could have stopped the rebellion flat out in the tracks. Seismic waves go through the ground and absolutely can damage underground infrustructures.

If they could do that the 2nd rebellion wouldn’t have made it past the point of D13 declaring open war. Because the Capitol would have shut it down immediately.

[depressed-changeling]

If I sound rude or snappy, I apologize. I also apologize if this is long or repetititve.

In short, yes because of harm reduction. As fucked as we are now, it's nothing compared to what Trump will bring.

The US is essentially the modern British Empire, and we should be held accountable for the war crimes our government has commited not just in Palestine, but the Middle East as a whole and South America (to name a couple, we've devestated far more than that). We should start returning land back to the indingeous people, such as Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

That won't happen if Trump wins. Him winning the first tine ushered in a whole host of right wing cunts globally, right wing cunts that won't hold Trump accountable and in fact would egg him on. And thanks to the Supreme Court, he would essentially have the powers of a king with no consequences.

Plus Trump has already made it clear that he wants protestros to be shot to be made an example of. That he wanrs elections to end with him. That he wants Israel to "finish the job". In his first term, we were so close to nuclear war breaking out. If he wins again, that would undoubtedly become a reality, starting with Palestine.

I do understand the desire to just burn it all down, but letting Trump win won't usher in the Great Revolution. It's just senseless death and destruction of Palestine, Ukraine, of world stability. It's easy to get swept up with the idea of the Revolution, that once everything bad that could happen does happen, it will all be worth it for the utpoia that follows. But it's an bloody idea that will cost the lives of countless marginalized people.

This attitude is the reason why the Revolution is just a rebranded version of the Rapture that evangelists love to tote. Same principles of once the worst has come, the loyal will be rewarded with paradise, even if that means the many will die for the few to prosper. Especially with the attitude of "why bother to make things better, the sooner the Revolution/Rapture happens, the better."

But let's entertain the idea that the Revolution did occur, how are we going to supply hospitals with vital supplies, vaccines, and medicines when the infrustructure goes down? How are we going to help the elderly or the disabled who can't work and depend on caregivers for food, transportion, etc? How are we going to educate our young? How long will it take to replace the infrustructure and systems our society depends on? How many people will die while we run around like headless chickens trying to figure out a whole new government system from the ground up?

So much depends on what we have in place, pretty much all of which will be torn down by Project 2025/Agenda 47. We don't have a plan on how to take on all of that in the short time we have left of the election, and there will be no chance to plan if he wins again.

We, our family, our friends, we've been lucky to survive the first term of Trump's presidency, but we won't be so lucky thr next term.

You're not wrong in how fucked up our government is, how bad it has gotten. A process that right wing facists have carefully crafted since Nixon. I understand the feeling of hopelessness and that it's too late, but it isn't. Our actions do matter, our choices matter. We have to learn from our mistakes that led to Trump winning, to both the Bush's winning, and not repeat them. We have to take the victories when we can, like succeeding in getting Biden to step down from reelection, getting Harris to not choose Shapiro as VP.

Elections have never been about making a fix-all choice. It's always been maintenance, strategy to choose politicians who will make life for the next generation better than ours was. It's our duty to make the sacrifices our past generations made to not be in vain. And this election especially is about buying time so we get another 4 years to raise hell against our government. Because trust me, we won't be able to against Trump.

It's finally dawning on me that a lot of hard leftists actually do think the US presidency is already a dictatorship.

Like they think that the reason the Biden administration didn't cancel college debt on the grand scale they pictured, is that he just didn't want to. They have no comprehension just how much Republicans were working against him to stop literally anything he could do to make things in this country less dogshit. (BTW, this is why we need to vote blue all the way down the ticket.)

And then they think they can elect some third party rando with no actual allies in the senate or congress or anywhere, and people will just have to do what they say, and won't try to sabotage them even harder because they're even further left. (The aforementioned efforts to sabotage Biden? It would be even worse for an actual leftist president.)

Like no, sorry, the US presidency is not actually a dictatorship.

[cyberbenb]

Drones strike infrastructure facilities in Kursk Oblast, Russia claims

A drone strike on the night of Oct. 5 hit infrustructure facilities in Russia’s Kursk Oblast, Governor Roman Starovoit claimed. The governor said the drones attacked facilities in the Sudzha, Korenevs Source : kyivindependent.com/drones-st…

[sleep-being-shy]

Anti-skate/anti-homeless/anti-pedestrian infrustructure should be destroyed, and those responsible held accountable for their crimes.

[propvestors]

Srijan Intellia Business Park

Are you looking for premium commercial office space for retails space, shop & office, available for sale in Park circus, central Kolkata with its strategic location, bustling business environment, and excellent infrustructure. Offering numerous advantages, Srijan Intellia Business Park, these spacious commercial properties provide a seamless working environment for businesses, with new-age facilities including parking spaces and smooth connectivity to prominent landmarks in Kolkata.

[southafricavoice]

Police Constable and his accomplices remanded in custody for theft and damage to essential infrustructure

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[junotunes]

#telstra #infrustructure #art #style #communications #telco #blackandwhite (at Lutruwita) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTO7MqCPG4P/?utm_medium=tumblr

[nomadicvision]

Webb Bridge in Melbourne, Australia. It was designed by @dentoncorkermarshall • • #webbbridge #infrustructure #melbournedesign (at Webb Bridge Melbourne) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6H4kf7p8s0/?igshid=1w63nccsv85v