Researchers from the ThinkBIG project at the University of Bristol have concluded that, by looking at patterns in huge data sets, including newspaper content, individual Twitter feeds and Wikipedia habits, it's possible to spot things about collective society that might not be detected otherwise. Its a remarkable revelation, made possible by the projects leader, Nello … [Read more...] about Big Data Highlights Broad Human Behavior Patterns in New Study
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Machine Learning: Bridging the Gaps in IT Data Silos
In todays complex business world where many organizations operate in silos, data is plentiful and its challenging to get a big-picture view of the entire IT landscape how can enterprises better manage, analyze and interpret tremendous amounts of data? The next big thing in ITOA machine learning is providing a viable solution. Machine learning studies how to design algorithms … [Read more...] about Machine Learning: Bridging the Gaps in IT Data Silos
Inside Industry 4.0: What’s Driving The Fourth Industrial Revolution?
Industry 4.0 is much more than just another buzz word. The term Industry 4.0 refers to the fourth industrial revolution and is comprised of growing trends in automation, the internet of things, big data and cloud computing technologies. Just like steam power, electricity and digital automation of the past, cyber physical systems will create the factory of the future; the smart … [Read more...] about Inside Industry 4.0: What’s Driving The Fourth Industrial Revolution?
How Is Big Data Helping Humanitarian Crises
The world today is more connected than ever before. 46.1% of the world population are online, thats 3.4 billion internet users. Each of these users typically have 5.54 social media accounts. We generate on average 303 million tweets a day and 60 billion messages a day on Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp. Youll agree these numbers are staggering and were constantly generating and … [Read more...] about How Is Big Data Helping Humanitarian Crises
What You are Too Afraid to Ask About Artificial Intelligence (Part I): Machine Learning
AI is moving at a stellar speed and is probably one of most complex and present sciences. The complexity here is not meant as a level of difficulty in understanding and innovating (although of course, this is quite high), but as the degree of interrelation with other fields apparently disconnected. There are basically two schools of thought on how an AI should be properly … [Read more...] about What You are Too Afraid to Ask About Artificial Intelligence (Part I): Machine Learning
