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New Opportunities, Not New Tech
ChatGPT has caused handwringing, worry, and speculation on how the world of publishing will be forever changed by this artificial intelligence (AI) application. Ironically, regardless of this sudden buzz, this technology is not new. The Scholarly Kitchen brought this interesting information to us in their article, “Guest Post: AI and Scholarly Publishing — A (Slightly)…
Read MoreAccessible Data
Data quality has never been more important. It is at the heart of the success of enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies. It remains the main source of challenges for companies that want to apply machine learning in their applications and operations. Venture Beat brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Why data…
Read MoreEmerging Tech Family
Artificial intelligence (AI) brings with it the possibility of genuine human-to-machine interaction. When machines become intelligent, they can understand requests, connect data points, and draw conclusions. They can reason, observe, and plan. It’s very common to hear the terms “machine learning” and “AI” thrown around interchangeably, but they are often used in the wrong context.…
Read MoreAI and the Financial World
Many economists haven’t embraced artificial intelligence (AI) technology because the predictive algorithms can’t answer questions about correlation and causation yet. The Economic Times brought this interesting topic to us in their article, “How machine learning is changing the game of investing.” For decades, economists have built their assumptions about prices, wages, and inflation on data…
Read MoreUnderstanding Data
Organizations committed to data driven decision making often share common concerns about privacy, data integrity, and a lack of sufficient data. Synthetic data allows companies to share data and create algorithms more easily. This interesting information came to us from MIT’s Sloan School of Management in their article, “What is synthetic data — and how…
Read MoreCyber Science and Business
Using the scientific method is a common-sense approach to cybersecurity. While most publications in the field emphasize that scientific principles are necessary, however, few guides seem helpful for cybersecurity. This interesting news came to us from ISACA in their article, “The Science of Cybersecurity and its Future Challenges.” As cyberthreats evolve and grow at an…
Read MoreTaxonomies and Customer Management
Applying a well-planned, custom taxonomy to your content can transform how you communicate with your customers. It organizes your information and provides immense return on investment through improved content discovery. It makes your online marketing and customer self-service more agile. It also makes your business more self-aware and able to find new value opportunities. Solutions…
Read MoreThe Importance of Data
Data has never been more powerful, useful, and insightful. This is true for healthcare data, business data, and data collected by Human Resources departments. Human Resource Executive brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Your HR data is extremely valuable—how to do more with it.” Too often in Human Resources, we think…
Read MoreMoving Science and Technology Along
People are impatient. Nothing is ever fast enough. This easily applies to science and discoveries. Never enough and never fast enough. This interesting topic came to us from The Scholarly Kitchen in their article, “Guest Post — Is Science Too Slow to Change the World?“ Critics of scientific reform say that transparency comes at the…
Read MoreThe Power of Integrity
Data integrity is the overall accuracy, wholeness, and consistency of data. Data integrity refers to the safety of data in regard to regulatory compliance and security. This interesting information came to us from Solutions Review in their article, “Leveraging Data Integrity to Drive Success in Digital Transformation, ESG, and Supply Chain Resiliency.” More business leaders than…
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