How many times have you read or heard the term "big data" in recent years? It's a little like saying, "Yeah, well, the Internet," around the turn of the century--although it was already happening, most of us had little idea just how big this thing was going to be a few years on. Similarly, big data is and will continue to be a very big deal. Thanks to a rapidly growing proliferation of sensors, computing, and networks, we're beginning to see our world digitally captured and quantified like never...
MIT's Sandy Pentland: Big Data Can Be a Profoundly Humanizing Force in Industry
Singularity Hub - 16 May 2016 21:30
How many times have you read or heard the term "big data" in recent years? It's a little like saying, "Yeah, well, the Internet," around the turn of the century--although it was already happening, most of us had little idea just how big this thing was going to be a few years on. Similarly, big data is and will continue to be a very big deal. Thanks to a rapidly growing proliferation of sensors, computing, and networks, we're beginning to see our world digitally captured and quantified like never...
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