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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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Play Fast Flip in Google Reader
The Google Reader RSS system now has a way to fast-flip through images. Good way to preview possibilities within your feed. It is also able to recommend other...
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Statistical Methods for Behavioral Modeling
Steve Miller on misconceptions about using statistics for behavioral models. ' ...
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Digital Scent and Scent in Marketing
A recent query about the progress of digital scent made me review the mentions of the idea in this blog. Have always been interested in the idea, and have been...
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Tableau IPhone Visualization
Michael Cristiani sends along a link to a test App for Tableau to do BI style visualization on the IPhone. Nice idea, I think having mobile visual business intelligence...
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Neuropod
Newly discovered: ' ... NeuroPod is the neuroscience podcast from Nature, produced in association with the Dana Foundation. Each month, join us as we delve into...
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EmSense Announces New Headgear
New sensory development in EEG sensors: ' ... EmSense proprietary sensors provide more targeted measurement with greater precision than medical sensors. The Contact...
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Eye Tracking Tablets
Considering adaptive text: '... What if the words you're reading were watching you? Some fear for the demise of reading real books and magazines, but some tech...
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Micro Industries Retail Signage Blog
Micro Industries, who contributed advanced digital signage to our innovation centers, has just added a blog to their site. A number of posts have been made, including...
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Things Tweet
Twitter is starting to animate things in the evolving 'Internet of Things'. Seems like a very trivial way to talk about interaction of people and things. Some interesting...
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Cheap e-Book Reading Devices
It's not unexpected, relatively inexpensive uni purpose e-book reading devices emerging. Not unlike the very inexpensive calculators that also emerged in the 1980s...
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Privacy in the Era of DIgital Glass Houses
In CACM: ' ... As the boundaries for privacy have been redrawn by the connected world, the social norms and legal support structure that we count on to preserve...
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A Look at Metcalfe's Law
A look at long quoted Metcale'e law, about how value grows as networks grow. It has been the 'rule' of Web 2.0, in GigaOm:' ... Networks
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UK's Online Plan for Public Services
Online Plan for Public Services: ' ... Everyone in the country is to be given a personalised webpage for accessing Government services within a year as part of...
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Google Searches in Local Shelf Inventory
In StorefrontBacktalk: " ... The capability for a search engine to have a current and comprehensive list of products (SKU and sub-SKU) for every retailer in a given...
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Interface Appeal in BI Tools
A good report, includes overview of a number of common BI packages. Requires registrationEase of Use and Interface Appeal in Business Intelligence Tools, by Cindi...
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Fax App With Signatures
A Fax App for the IPhone that includes a digital signature mode. Faxes are one of the oldest digital transmission modes. Yet despite their age, there is still...
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Herb Sorensen Articles
An index of a number of articles by consumer behavior scientist Herb Sorensen. See also my review of his recent book and other technical pieces on shopper behavior...
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Data Mining in Social Networks
In the World Flattener, from Sammy Haroon: ... ' ... Behram Mistree talks about his data mining and analytics experiment using Facebook while he was at MIT ......
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The Deep Dark Web
Instructive, most people assume the search engines find everything:" ... Google sees only a fraction of the content that appears on the internet. Stuart Andrews...
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