“Predictive models are, increasingly, the tools we will be relying on to run our institutions, deploy our resources, and manage our lives. But … these models are constructed not just from data but from the choices we make about which…
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Book Report: Weapons of Math Destruction
Tagged with: bias, big data, Cathy O'Neil, Competitive and Market Intelligence, Deloitte, Duncan Stewart, exploitation, Facebook, false positives, inequality, machine learning, model interpretability, models, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, redlining, Smart People Should Build Things, Success and Luck, The Black Swan, Weapons of Math Destruction
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Posted in Books, Everything, Math and Science
Social Networking for Professionals (for Academics)
A little over a month ago I received an email from my friend Stacey: “We are looking for a speaker for our biomechanics graduate seminar to speak on social networking in a professional setting and/or internet presence for researchers in…
Tagged with: biomechanics, Dan Deeth, Facebook, Google Plus, Johnny Lee, Lee Brooks, LinkedIn, Meetup, presentations, public speaking, social media, social networking, Stacey Acker, Twitter, University of Waterloo
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Posted in Careers, Everything, Marketing
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