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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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More Virtual Research
Had another excellent interaction with John Milby, CEO of the startup Full Scale Virtual Research,which uses some of the technology developed at Procter & Gamble...
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Digital and Non-Digital Research Tools
In Progressive Grocer: On the integration of digital and non digital research. Perhaps obvious, but it is well put here. In particular how increasingly granular...
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Deep Learning
From KurzweilAI: More on deep learning. On the future of bio inspired neural network infrastructure intelligence. We creep closer to human intelligence by...
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Payment Data
It is suggested that the data associated with payment is more valuable than the any payment fees themselves. More. " .. Tomorrow: Payment Data Will Revolutionize...
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Critics of Mobile Advertising
In GigaOM: Had not thought of all the issues brought up here. Certainly they are all in play to some degree, but there are not enough statistics to understand...
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Hypervoice from Hypertext
The next Internet Frontier? Wouldn't you like to have voice data searchable, findable and sharable, in any language? Imagine podcasts, speeches and voice consumer...
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Less Computer
In Technology Review: Turning any surface into a computer interface with an augmented light bulb. I like the simplification.
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Bringing Healthcare Home
A topic close to home recently. I have now featured the technological aspects of this in several talks I have given. An opportunity to use new tech and social...
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Start Small for Big Data
As in all efforts that deal with large and complex systems,it makes sense to start with simple problems. This HBR article does a good job in making the case. Obvious...
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Staples Prints 3D
In CIO: Word that the office services store will start to print 3D items. A method promoting remote manufacture. This development could lead to the increasing...
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Big Data in Ohio
In Adage: More on the IBM Big Data and analytics center in Ohio.
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DemandTec/IBM Shopper Insights
Our own enterprise was devoted to the art and science of being shopper centric. Decades of research allowed us to leverage that capability against the needs of...
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What Does Big Data Mean?
Michael Stonebraker continues his useful set of of articles on the meaning of the term, which directly includes the volume part, but where we frequently forget...
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Real Time Shopper Feedback
In Progressive Grocer: How BJ's is using a real-time shopper feedback system. " ... BJ's Wholesale Club is using a survey platform from On The Spot Systems that...
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Sales: Amazon vs Wal-Mart
In Adage: A competitive interaction that we are likely to see more of. As you might expect, some demographic layering here.
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Columbus Ohio IBM Analytics Center
Announced today. Columbus, Ohio event. Brought to my attention recently and of interest. There was an online video session today I was unable to attend. ...
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Neurons Interact without Synapses
We were all taught that brain neurons interact through synapses. Now apparently, at least in some cases, they can communicate without using synapses. A study...
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Robots for IPad
IEEE Spectrum has just published an publication App that surveys a number of robots and robotic applications. This appears to be only available for the iPad systems...
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Thomas Malone on Collective Intelligence
Thomas W Malone was a consultant for us for a number of years. here he writes in the Edge on collective intelligence. Of course our intelligence has always been...
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