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Last year when officials working on the joint quantum computing effort between NASA and Google announced that their partnership had achieved Quantum supremacy, the big question...
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Twenty years ago, my development team built a natural language processing engine that scanned employment, auto, and real estate advertisements for searchable categories. I knew...
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When Mark Zuckerberg told Congress Facebook would use artificial intelligence to detect fake news posted on the social media site, he wasn’t particularly specific about what...
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CEO of Neurala, a deep learning neural network software company, and founding director of the Neuromorphics Lab at Boston University. Automation: A word that simultaneously...
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“All models are wrong, but some are useful.” This is a famous quote from 20th century statistical thinker, George E.P. Box. This might seem like a strange message- shouldn’t...
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As businesses grow, the need to be competitive, innovative, relevant and agile also grows, therefore the need for deeper insight, faster information, greater collaboration and...
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Much of what we do in our daily lives is collected in some database, used to monitor our health, product preferences, geographical locations, political leanings, consumption of...
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Everyone wants to restart the economy safely. Everyone. The question isn’t “if”, it’s “when” and “how” and somehow that’s when politics gets involved. So, let’s stop pointing...
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From March 1 to April 4, 2020, the Illinois Department of Employment Security received 513,173 unemployment claims — more than the entire number of claims filed in 2019. It was...
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This question forms the perfect title for this blog post, since it is the first question on the back of the book “The Art of Statistics: Learning from Data” written by Sir David...