From 2 hours to 15 minutes? Here is what OpenAI is actually measuring
Watch on YouTube Second: the comparison of one or two hours versus ten or fifteen minutes refers to gathering and preparing information. AJ Trbojevic, whom OpenAI identifies as a data center security architect, explains what those hours involved: collecting structured and unstructured data, normalizing it and
Second: the comparison of one or two hours versus ten or fifteen minutes refers to gathering and preparing information. AJ Trbojevic, whom OpenAI identifies as a data center security architect, explains what those hours involved: collecting structured and unstructured data, normalizing it and putting it into context to make a decision. In his experience, that process now takes between ten and fifteen minutes and can sometimes approach real time. Consider the specifics of that task: one clue might be in a log and another in a team conversation. Before deciding what to investigate next, the two need to be connected to understand whether they refer to the same problem. Trbojevic credits Ultrafast with reducing the time needed for that preparatory work. He is not saying that all incidents are resolved in fifteen minutes. The figure reflects the experience he describes with finding and contextualizing data.
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