I’ve been getting tired of my social feeds full of dialogue on AI that sounds more thought exercises than anyone actually share any deep doing on the topic. This includes all the FUD being spread and no “war story” cited. If I was going to contribute to the AI conversation then it was going to be grounded on “doing.”
The trigger for my speaking up is the whole “Sovereign” conversation with cloud and now AI. While geo-politically motivated the solution requires revisiting risk/reward and making investments cybersecurity has suggested about data protection since last century. References to nation-state as a cybersecurity threat in the past have a broader context to global economics.
I put together a guide to Building Sovereign AI that covers the complete supply chain and ability to demonstrate its chain-of-custody. The Guide goes deep with the content looking familiar to those who have built trusted systems.
I am making the Guide publicly available and as a Microsoft Word document for download to encourage its re-use or sampling freely. The link to it is at the bottom of this post with nothing to block you from immediate download – no registering, no being added to another mailing list, none of those annoyances. You are welcome to cut and paste any of it into your own work without citation. My only ask is drop me a note if it was helpful, disagree, or want to rant on a particular area.
Because the guide goes deep, I will follow up the release with articles that cite sections from the guide to make it more digestible. To me it was more important to get it all out there first and then follow up with articles rather than tease it out in sections in some self-serving campaign.
I’ve also included a Lab that complements the “Guide to Sovereign AI”. that is hosted on GitHub.
https://github.com/joecupano/Sovereign-AI-Lab
Enjoy.
Joe