A Revolution That Will Transform How We Live, Work, and Think - Kenneth Cukier
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Transcript of A Revolution That Will Transform How We Live, Work, and Think - Kenneth Cukier
NOTE:The following represents ten highlights from the interview by @MoeAbdou,
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Kenneth Cukier
Data Editor of The Economist. From 2007 to 2012 he was the Japan business and fi-nance correspondent, and
before that, the paper’s glob-al technology correspondent
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Everything we do has an informational component to it.collect it, store it and analyze it and you’ll discover new ways to create value.
No.1
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Smart businesses are continually using Data
to re-access their core competencies and strengthen their competitive edge.
do you know what you’re best in the world at?
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Big Data will not replace the human element.rather, it will eliminate the biases that we have as human beings.
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The more data points you have, the more value you’ll gain; but only if you accept imperfection.sometimes good enough is just good enough.
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The more data points you have, the more value you’ll gain; but only if you accept imperfection.sometimes good enough is just good enough.
33voicesKenneth Cukier - Imperfect Data
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Data’s true value is like an iceberg in the ocean.its hidden value lies in all the ways the same data points can be re-used
to re-define the future.
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Handled responsibly, data enhances rational decision making –
wielded unwisely, and it becomes a source of repression.
Be mindful; it’s still just a tool.
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Because much of data’s value is in secondary uses,holding firms will have the ultimate responsibility
of protecting your privacy.
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Sometimes understanding the correlation of something
is more valuable than knowing the underlying causes.
Knowing ‘what,’ not ‘why,’ is good enough.
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Big Data is precise when predicting past behavior –
but, its unlikely to predict an eventthat has never happened before.
(The Invisible Swan)
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We’re revealing ourselves with every move
& public surveillance is inescapable,
But will anyone guard the guardian?
Really reflect...
What was the last decision that you made
that was influenced by Data?
Really reflect...
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