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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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The Shallows
Nick Carr overviews his newly released book and provides some links to excerpts. ' ... The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains. ... draws on,...
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Value of Mobile Data
In MIT Tech Review: Mobile Data: A Gold Mine for Telcos, A snapshot of our activities, cell phone data attracts both academics and industry researchers. ... '
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Children More Likely to Own a Mobile than a Book
Are children more likely to own a phone than a book? Not sure what own means here, but I have certainly seen more children with phones than with books lately.
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NYC Entrepreneurial Fund
Press release on the NYC entrepreneurial fund, via Rajesh Raichoudhury..
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Kyield on Facebook
Kyield, with which I am associated, has a Facebook presence. ' .. Kyield is a software and communications system that revolutionizes the digital work environment...
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A Fascination with Circular Things
Good piece by Stephen Few, on why we choose graphical forms. Also related another post on circular visual forms. Our Irresistible Fascination with All ThingsStephen...
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Remembering Martin Gardner in Mathematica
In the Wolfram Blog, a number of examples of Martin Gardner's problems posed in books and articles, cleverly implemented in Mathematica. I would have loved to have...
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Kyield Unveils New Semantic Healthcare Platform
More developments at Kyield: Kyield Unveils New Semantic Health Care Platform SANTA FE, N.M.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kyield introduced today the new semantic health care...
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Oil Cleanup
Solution thoughts from New Orleans, a place I worked in for years. Franz, Please forgive a quick personal request. Louisiana is my home of homes, and it's killing...
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Facts about SAP
SAP was very big in the enterprise. We visited their headquarters a number of times to see what they were doing in enterprise optimization applications. Now nothis...
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Tribalization of Business Study
I am passing along the SNCR Tribalization of Business Study. I used to be a fellow there and they produce some interesting work. Pass it on!" ... We're pleased...
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New Playing Field for Ads
A good prediction, From Knowledge@Wharton: Going Mobile: How iAd and AdMob Move Apple vs. Google to a New Playing Field What spending in the mobile advertising...
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The On-Demand Brand
Brought to my attention: The On-Demand Brand: 10 Rules for Digital Marketing Success in an Anytime, Everywhere World by Rick Mathieson. Includes a look inside...
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Flavor Intensity Ramps Up
I have noticed it for some time. The desire for increased flavor intensity has increased remarkably. The WSJ just noticed in this article.
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Eye Tracking Methods Look for Killer App
From the CACM: I think there are high value applications for eye tracking as the analytical capabilities for neuromarketing are focused to problems like in-store...
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Modern Business Plan
Seth Godin on reworking the Modern Business Plan. Some good thoughts here to add to the usual financials. " ... It's not clear to me why business plans are the...
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Rapid Insight
Via AnalyticBridge, an introduction to Rapid Insight's Veera tool. Was unaware of it, but looks to be of interest for data flow approaches to business intelligence...
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Walled Apps and the Freedom of the Net
In the NYT Magazine, an article on how they see the increasing uses of paid Apps on devices as a means of walling away quality on the Web. Certainly there are...
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How Did We Get Mobile?
A short slideshow on the history of mobile communications. A number of interesting milestones I had not heard of.
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