Tag Archives: AI

Giving Computers Ethics

Posted on March 27, 2019 by

I was reading a fascinating paper recently about autonomous cars. I’m actually excited about having a car that can drive itself, though I think this is likely quite a few years away, despite the hype. Ever since I read Red Thunder, … Continue reading →

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The Creepiness of AI

Posted on March 5, 2019 by

Last year, I watched a keynote talk from Matthew Renze about AI. In his talk, there were examples of the amazing things that Artificial Intelligence can do, as well as some of the creepier things have have been developed. It was an … Continue reading →

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Badly Trained AI

Posted on January 10, 2019 by

Most of us know that data is being used to make more and more decisions inside of all kinds of organizations from retail giants to banks to sports teams. We are constantly asked, or see reports, of data driven decisions. … Continue reading →

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Self-Healing ETL

Posted on October 11, 2018 by

The process of building ETL flows is cumbersome and time consuming. Many consultants have made a lot of money by building ETL processes that manage the movement of data in and out of databases, including to data warehouses. There is … Continue reading →

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