“Algorithms aren’t subjective,” said Jure Lescovic, a computer science profession from Stanford quoted by Quentin Hardy of the New York Times in “Using Algorithms to Determine Character ...

By Peter Sondergaard Gartner, Inc. Big data is the oil of the 21st century. But for all of its value, data is inherently dumb. It doesn’t actually do anything unless you know how to use it. Oil ...

Big data, she concludes, holds tremendous potential. Used thoughtfully, algorithms can actually strip human bias out of decision-making. But you have to be aware of the problem to correct for it.

Algorithms are also a fundamental tool for transforming big data, first into useful analytics and eventually into action. Smart cities will rely heavily on data and the algorithms that turn that into ...

New MIT algorithm rubs shoulders with human intuition in big data analysis October 19, 2015 More than 9 years ago Summary ...

In today’s world of big data, learning from the vast amount of information collected every day is critical for the firms that rely on it for manufacturing, marketing, decision-making and more. Often, ...