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Machine Learning in Space
Machine learning is used in information sciences, healthcare and many other industries, including astronomy. This interesting topic came to us from Space Ref in their article, “Surveying the reach and maturity of machine learning and artificial intelligence in astronomy.” Machine learning is an automated process that learns by example in order to classify, predict, discover or…
Read MoreAI’s Role in Healthcare
Artificial intelligence (AI) just might be the driving force in how we approach healthcare and healthy aging in the future. This interesting topic came to us from Singularity Hub in their article, “Why AI Will Be the Best Tool for Extending Our Longevity.” When many of us hear AI-related conversations, we imagine robots doing our jobs, rendering…
Read MoreLegal Work and Technology
The legal profession is undergoing a transformation due to an entirely new breed of intelligent technologies. This interesting information came to us from The Hill in their article, “The blinding of justice: Technology, journalism and the law.” Similar to the way technology has impacted the field of journalism, the legal profession are dependent on decisions made…
Read MoreTaxonomies at Work
Do you spend too much time searching for market data? Do you believe there has to be a better way? You are not alone. That is what prompted T4 co-founder and CEO Maks Khurginit to build a centralized market data platform himself. Tech Crunch brought this interesting topic to our attention in their article, “T4 wants to transform…
Read MoreSeeking Data Quality
Data quality is a concern everywhere and in every industry. The Economic Times brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “Checks on data collection, improved sample size likely.” In New Delhi, a recent leak of the draft Household Consumer Expenditure report showed a decline in spending in rural India in 2017-18 and…
Read MoreUsing the Cloud’s Full Potential
The cloud is a common term used in more than just the business world. Personal data storage in the cloud is connected to everyone in some way, i.e. smart phones, etc. The cloud has substantially changed how we access and process data. This interesting topic came to us from Columbus Business First in their article, “How…
Read MoreEducational Opportunity Addresses Cybersecurity
The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) 2020 calendar of educational events contains some real gems. If you are a member, your development budget won’t take a hit. If you aren’t a member, maybe now is the time to consider it. On February 12th, the 90-minute webinar titled, “NFAIS Forethought: Cybersecurity: Protecting Your Internal Systems“ is offered. Every…
Read MoreEdge Computing is Edging out AI
Edge computing is the practice of processing data near the edge of the network where the data is being generated, instead of in a centralized data processing warehouse. It is becoming popular with the aim to minimize the delay between end-users and the cloud. This interesting topic came to us from The Journal of Cloud Computing in their article,…
Read MoreBlockchain Could Eliminate Fake News
The new year predictions run the gamut from both ends of the spectrum, but the one that caught my eye included predictions on how to stop fake news. Hallelujah! This information came to us from Computer World in their article, “How blockchain will kill fake news (and four other predictions for 2020).” By allowing digital…
Read MoreUnstructured Data’s Role in Cybersecurity
Data breaches and hacker activities are being published in the media almost every week. With every report, consumers become increasingly frustrated and organizations face increasing pressure to protect their data. This interesting information came to us from IT Pro Portal in their article, “Unstructured data: The hidden threat in digital business.” If organizations are only considering…
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