The Los Angeles Times recently reported on a growing problem not just for California School Districts, but across much of the Northern Hemisphere: The number of children ...
The success and growth of AI is undeniable. Yet there are still basic tasks performing poorly, despite or because of automation. In some cases, you can blame reliance on ...
For nine years, my family and I have lived in a house in Issaquah, a little community about twenty minutes east of Seattle. The town still retains its charms — a do...
I tested the job market in the last two weeks, both as an applicant, and as a hiring manager. I share my experience here. It is radically different from what you read in ...
Back in September, I predicted that Covid-19 would spike throughout the winter but fade by April as it transitioned from a pandemic virus to an endemic one. As it turns o...
We are in the middle of a business model revolution. And we are active participants in that revolution. We have been transitioning from a society where posses...
The previous post covered the problem of oversiloing. Systems thinking, I pointed out, can help reduce the practice of siloing when it’s not necessary. In earlier...
In this short blog, we’ll review the process of taking a POC data science pipeline (ML/Deep learning/NLP) that was conducted on Google Colab, and transforming it into a...
In this latest Data Science Central webinar, meet Shadow IT’s younger sibling. Shadow AI is the result of one-off AI initiatives inside organizations, where siloed AI t...
I blew it last week. I’ll readily admit it. Blame it on the flu or Covid or whatever the nasty bug was that confined me to bed for a day and fuzzy for a few. ItR...