Ask an LLM for prose and it wanders. Give it a typed schema and there's a right shape for the answer.
Elastic Workflows is built on that.
The authoring language is YAML: declarative, diffable, version-controllable. In 9.5, you describe what you want automated in plain English
Elastic and @OpenAI are collaborating to bring frontier intelligence to unstructured enterprise data.
This matters because most enterprise data is unstructured: documents, tickets, logs, traces, and security alerts that change continuously and sit behind different permission
Live forensics on an active supply chain compromise.
Jason Pappalexis builds a full containment workflow in Elastic Security, starting from a cross-platform Axios attack.
Mapping the blast radius with osquery and runscript parsing. Containing it with host isolation and memory
VLM is a superset of CLIP, not a competitor. People pick between them like it's either/or. It isn't.
Think of a standalone GPS unit (fast, cheap, narrow similarity scoring) versus a smartphone app (richer reasoning, at the cost of speed and compute).
Look inside jina-v5-omni:
