Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and the Future of Graphs
I am a skeptic of machine learning. There, I've said it. I say this not because I don't think that machine learning is a poor technology - it's actually quite powerful for what it does - but because machine-learning by itself is only half a solution.
- 04/06/2020
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Why the Coronavirus Will Make Remote Work The Norm
I work in a little town just east of Seattle, which appears to have developed its own strains of the coronavirus (Covid-19).
- 04/06/2020
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Digital Transformation in 2020
Digital transformations initiatives will likely to continue battling headwinds as decision-makers come to realize that building on relational databases alone is not sufficient anymore.
- 30/04/2020
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Smart Data Is Rewriting the Insurance Sector
There’s a little secret that ontologists know that should make insurance companies, and that makes quite a few other people sweat more than a little bit. That secret is simple — insurance is not really all that complicated if you get all the quasi-standards out of the way.
- 29/10/2018
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How to Program Humans
Most people are uncomfortable with the idea that they can be programmed, a discomfort that can very quickly escalate to full blown denial. Yet there is ample evidence to show that such programming is remarkably (indeed, entirely too) easy, and anyone who is involved in media, social media, advertising or organized religion can generally lay out most of the basics. Call the people who engage in this social programming “social programmers”, or for brevity, “sogrammers”.
- 14/10/2018
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