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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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Get Your Washing Machine to Text
The Internet of things, where all things have an address and can communicate. Here, word of a way you can text the concept with real things.
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IBM DemandTec for Marketers
From IBM DemandTec, a good view of the need to construct valid shopper segmentation. Why? So we can use targeting to make sure the right consumer gets the most...
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Data Analytics Foundation
New and growing. Contact us for more information.Data Analytics Foundation works with market-leading companies across multiple verticals, solving high impact...
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Commenting on Communications
I am getting increasing number of Spam Comments with an author of 'Anonymous'. It is getting difficult to even scan all messages. If you would like to improve...
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Leveraging Big Data Around Customers
Good piece, because it is ultimately how you leverage the data, and leveraging it means that you use analytics to make it work with specific decision processes...
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Visual Thinking for Design
Visual Thinking for Design, by Colin Ware. Just placed on my list. I was influenced by my recent look at the integration and analytical and design thinking via...
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Predicting the Future
Good thoughts from Brad Feld on predicting the future. Recall I have connected with and have discussed RecordedFuture here a number of times, which addresses a...
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CoinStar and DVDs in Retail
At the recent CFO Dimensions conference in Chicago I was able to interview a number of CFO participants for SAP's Innovation Exchange (IXN). One that I was particularly...
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Eye Tracking for Marketing Research
The enterprise spent many years experimenting with eyetracking methods. An early form of neuromarketing that originated in psychology departments. I am starting...
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Bayes Theorem Visualization
Pointed out to me. The classic example of breast cancer detection, often used as an example of using Bayes Theorem to produce non intuitive statistical results...
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Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Mindhacks mentions an article in the NYTimes that I have not yet read, about advances in artificial intelligence. Recall we did early work in using AI applied...
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New Advances in Gesture Control
Integrated with software systems being made available today. A new example. Will this capability ultimately require the teaching of gesture control in the fineElliptic...
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On the Promise of Neuromarketing
I was involved with several neuromarketing tests, both inside and outside the enterprise. There were always very large expectations in play. These expectations...
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Indoor Maps
Google provides more indoor floor maps. This is something they have been doing for some time. We examined it for use in retail. Now over 10,000 maps exist for...
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Physicists View of Our Technological Future
In the year 2100: " ... Dr. Michio Kaku, celebrity physicist who has written New York Times Bestselling books, Physics of the Impossible and Physics of the Future...
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IBM/DemandTec and New Partner Service
This is dated, but the application is interesting. Just brought to my attention by a colleague. We had looked at how competitive information could be integrated...
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Archimedes Bathtub
Recently started reading Archimedes Bathtub: The Art and Logic of Breakthrough Thinking, by David Perkins. Nicely done. Easily read. It includes a number of...
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Bluebrain
Reverse engineering the human brain. Quite an idea,brought up a number of times, but I still don't quite see what we really know yet will make this possible for...
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Mobile Commerce is Jumping
Thanksgiving sales are being driven through mobile rather than social. A look at the future? Driven by location, in other words anywhere, as opposed to social...
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