Innovation, Jobs, and Demographics
Recently, a friend of mine, analyst Syed Muhammad Osama Rizvi, wrote a fascinating article in the Pakistan-based Express Tribune (with Linked In commentary here) about the nature of innovation and its role in the shift of America from a barely subsistent agrarian country into one of the most powerful countries on earth. Overall, I'm in agreement with his assessment, but I also think that there's more to the story.
- 24/08/2020
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Letter From The Enterprise Knowledge Graph Foundation
I'm getting into the rhythm of writing the newsletter, but every so often I received an article (or similar bit of writing) that I think is well worth the read for you, my readers of The Cagle Report. This letter was sent out to me by Michael Atkins, Director of the Enterprise Knowledge Graph Foundation, and contains some good summaries and links of what's happening with the EKGF and the Knowledge Graph Community.
- 12/08/2020
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A Digital Voice For The Mute
There are a huge number of uses for artificial intelligence and machine learning that are, frankly, a waste of computer cycles.
- 02/08/2020
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One, Two, Many, Lots
The late Terry Pratchett (often known as pTerry) was an English writer noted for his droll wit and sometimes biting social satire.
- 27/07/2020
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