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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
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Tools for SemanticTechnologies
Mark Montgomery points me to this useful post on tools for semantic technologies. Work at least a scan and a selective drill down. Things are changing rapidly...
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Answer Set Programming
We examined what is often called declarative problem solving for AI applications in the enterprise. Here an article in the CACM (abstract) on what is called Answer...
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Valuation of Media Content
On the Valuation of media content. An increasingly important topic. Always looking for ways to make this resource efficient. More on the method. Examining. ...
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SAP and NetBase
More on the use of social media analytics to manage client reputation and interaction." ... Taking a cue from rivals such as Salesforce.com, SAP on Monday announced...
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P&G Shaping the Store Case Study
Again brought to my attention: "P&G Shapes the Store". The virtualization of the store and its use with shoppers and designers to bring science to bear on the...
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What Works in Emerging Technology
Of Interest (requires registration) Reading now. This has always been a primary focus of mine. We were largely successful in filtering out the not immediately...
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Numerical Algorithms and DemandTec
I have been talking to several companies about advanced analytical algorithms used for making choices about engagement practices for the enterprise. A few new ...
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Perceiving the Complex World
I met Sumon Sadhu, the Director of Intelligence for Quid today. Augmenting Our Ability to Perceive this Complex World .. " We had been trying similar things...
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Crowd Designed Episodic Game Development
Bold, Curious idea. But is it any more than just voting on minor elements of game design? I would think that a genetic oriented design based on usage would be...
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Innovation Boom
Look for the coming innovation boom. I have personally seen quite a few good ideas recently.
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The Intelligent Social Dashboard
Addresses the sharepocalypse. I am confused, both before and after the private introduction of 'Bottlenose', but it may be worth examination: " It's hard enough...
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P&G Personalized Style
Personalized Style site:P&G Beauty & Grooming announced the launch of StyleUnited (www.styleunited.com), the first truly personalized site that brings beauty and...
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Exploring Your Blindspot
A free E-Book. Well, more like a pamphlet. About human vision blind spots. This is a frequent topic in psych classes. We do not see everything in front of...
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Scavenger Hunts
Scavenger hunts as a brand tactic. Gamifying as engagement. Some interesting examples are given to increase brand engagement.
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Game Changing Presentations: Prezi
I was reminded of the Prezi presentation system by a link Jerry Michalski sent me today. It is an interesting, Cloud based, unique method to construct visualizations...
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Qualcomm Sends Medical Data to the Cloud
This relates to an effort I am currently examining from a business analytics angle:" ... A plan to send medical data to the cloud.Some 133 million Americans suffer...
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Car as a Platform
A Tablet integrated into a car. Revolutionary, or just dangerous? Renault has launched what it describes as a
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More on the Kahn Academy in Higher Education
This remains a very interesting approach to providing educational snippets to all:As a fledgling voice of reform in higher education, Salman Khan is an oddity....
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The Problem with Requirements
From Business Genetics. The Problem with Requirements AKA the Requirements of the Problem. by David McGinness. '... Too often companies make large investments...
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