Day 29: Managing Technical Debt, Drift and Model Governance in Enterprise IT
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Shipping a model is not the finish line. Ordinary software stays exactly as correct as it was on release day until someone changes the code. An AI system can get worse without anyone touching it , because the world feeding it keeps moving. That slow decay is called drift , and managing it is the he…
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Day 29: Managing Technical Debt, Drift and Model Governance in Enterprise IT
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