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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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Supply Chain Planning Garbage in Equals Garbage Out
Very interesting piece, which addresses a problem we often encountered, and was too often not addressed well enough. Every enterprise should have a handle on cleansing...
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AI Reasoning about Photographic Data
In Engadget. How do I make sense of the knowledge in a vast set of images? In real time? Its called visual media reasoning. DARPA and others are supporting...
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AI Revolution
An interesting view that plots aspects of intelligence and progress. The AI Revolution: Road to Superintelligence - in Wait But Why
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How Workers Learned to Love their Robot Colleagues
In the WSJ, requires registration:I was struck by how this article is addressing the same issue we have dealt with before, how do workers deal with the systems...
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Harnessing the Color of Data
All data visualization uses color to show pattern and emphasis in visuals. Now Vizexplorer says they take it a step further. I am exploring beyond that. ...
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Race to Build a Quantum Computer
A Good Non technical article in the Atlantic. It does have some real applications in difficult enterprise problems. See my previous writing on the topic. Article...
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Architecture Solutions, Business Process and Analytics
Brought to my attention by Michael Fulton, former chief cloud architect at P&G, the company CC&C. Fascinated by the potential integration of focused architecture...
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Industrial Robotics in China
Hard to believe that China has labor shortages. But the article says: " .... A brave, new world of robots is on the rise in China ... Demand for industrial...
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Correctness of Classification Models
A nice, short, all the basics piece on classification models, from DSC. Quality and correctness measures emphasized. A very classic and common machine learning...
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The Uses of SmartPhone Beacons
A slideshare on the effective use of beacons. " ... Movintracks: We have chosen the top 5 stories from June, 2015 to get your creative juices flowing. These...
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Computers in Film
I am a long time student of how technology is presented in film. In Computerworld, a list of a number of movies that, as it says, (mostly) get it right and computing...
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Recycling Online Content
This came up recently as I searched for years-old mention of technology in email posts. Some good thoughts on the process.
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CPG Needs Consumer Trust
In Supermarket NewsCPG execs: Consumer trust is key industry value, challengeBuilding consumer trust is a core value for more than 60% of business leaders in the...
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Visualizing Survey Results
A very common need. But how do you do a simple thing? It turns out you do it simply and cleanly. It is too common to try to add too many things, make too many...
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The Grocery Automat
An ATM-style, robotic grocery store could be coming Des Moines, Iowa, might be the first market to test a standalone grocery store that is a cross between "an ATM...
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Zapaday: A Calendar Store
Interesting concept, calendar as a forward looking event monitor. I worked with Recorded Future, which had some similar intent, but is more analytical. Some calendar...
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Connected Products
In CGT: A natural outgrowth of the Internet of things. New kinds of connections and opportunities. . " ... To help IT and non IT leaders in manufacturing justify...
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Smart Cities and their Data
A look at the new Smart City, and its implications. In the CACM." ... The flood of information could also create new challenges, according to Pete Beckman, director...
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Supporting Cooperative Research
In the CACM: Cooperative research always makes me think of our local Zakta effort. Social and visual. Worth taking a close look at as it continues to evolve.
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