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Tech Tuesdays: How Computers Emulate Music Production Hardware

A departure from most weeks, let’s look at something that’s always interested me: how engineers emulate the sounds of classic analog devices, such as keyboards or sound effects, and make them available to anyone with a computer, or even a…

zankMarch 23, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: The Adoption of A.I. Since the Pandemic – Where Have we Gone?

Remember what happened to A.I. when the pandemic started almost exactly a year ago? At first, we all noticed how A.I. models were suddenly off. Purchasing behavior and behavior overall became much less predictable and data scientists were needed to…

zankMarch 16, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: Facebook Open Sources Huge Advances in Computer Vision

What’s the value of a data science initiative? Shouldn’t it be some sort of lift? Maybe profits increase by 4%? Or more sign-ups are registered? Or something else that a data scientist can quantify and put on their resume to…

zankMarch 9, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: Out Now! The State of Ethics in A.I

A.I. is becoming more and more ubiquitous, from recommending the (sometimes only) news we read to assessing our risk and policy specifics for insurance to deciding whether or not we qualify for a mortgage. With such power implicated in A.I.…

zankMarch 2, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: Wow, it’s Incredible What the Latest Language Models can Do!

We’ve seen language models before: enter a question and an A.I. provides the “answer”. Nowadays, A.I. has gotten so good that humans cannot differentiate between an A.I.-derived answer and a human-given answer. Language models have been called the greatest A.I.…

zankFebruary 23, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: Predicting Covid-19 Mortality With Medical Records

The esteemed journal Nature recently published an article titled, Predicting COVID-19 mortality with electronic medical records. That’s a big deal. Because it’s not a study looking at predicting mortality from hospital records of admitted patients; rather it uses only electronic…

zankFebruary 16, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: Behind the Curtain of Facebook’s News Feed

Newsfeeds have proven to be powerful if controversial parts of social networks. Instagram has one. So do Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook. All have seen their share of negative press as of late, revolving largely around how fake news may affect…

zankFebruary 9, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: What’s Better – Speed or Accuracy?

We’re often asked to deliver value early in a new engagement. This makes a lot of sense; customers want a return on investment, and when better than early to see it? But what’s better? To aim for speed or accuracy?…

zankFebruary 2, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: Why You Can’t Simplify the Value of Data Scientists

What’s the value of a data science initiative? Shouldn’t it be some sort of lift? Maybe profits increase by 4%? Or more sign-ups are registered? Or something else that a data scientist can quantify and put on their resume to…

zankJanuary 26, 2021

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Tech Tuesdays: Lying With Statistics

We’re into the new year and as much as I do my best to stay out of the way of the news, some of it finds its way to me. This week I want to shed some light on what…

zankJanuary 12, 2021

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