There are numerous geo-political, corporate lobby and partisan politics reasons that regulatory policies have been slow, and often ineffective in combating climate change. So where else do we look for solutions? Data Analytics. Let’ take a look at two examples: Research at SAS and a new IBM-NASA partnership.
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Already, regions are competing to become the global capital of the Data Economy. What chance does RTP have to be crowned the victor? Let’s look at the resume of the region.
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Generative artificial intelligence as a foundational platform is already mature enough to do the work after a search. In other words, the end of search as we once new it is on the horizon.
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Working to become a “smart” city isn’t new. What is new is the creativity to do things like have government teams go through a startup accelerator. Local government recognizes that there are far more opportunities to capture than can be solved with internal resources alone. Collaborative partnerships with innovators in the private and nonprofit sectors has emerged as a potent solution.
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Real-time data collection and analysis enables self-driving cars, instant credit card fraud detection and continuous energy management, among other things. How do we bring this paradigm to healthcare? We’ve got lots of ideas to discuss. Dig in!
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North Carolina has a long path to climb to achieve the level of privacy protection that its residents deserve. Let’s take a look at what is – and isn’t – happening to protect you.
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Today, before you begin to use a TV, a gaming system, voice assistants, music players and many smart appliances, you MUST first input personal information that can be used by the hardware manufacturer to tie device usage directly back to individuals. This gives the original equipment manufacturer the ability to track your usage, regardless of which content providers you work with. They have inserted themselves into the data collection chain. What’s this mean? Let’s take a look.
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What exactly do we mean by “smart” in this area? Our cities and communities already had connectivity and sensors long before they were called “smart.”.So is this just a marketing term, or are we really living in fundamentally different places than we previously have – thanks to technology advances? Let’s take a closer look across our region.
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How can we trust error-prone tools to one of the most sacred institutions of modern society? How does the AP, a globally trusted brand, maintain the public trust? Let’s take a look at disconcerting issues.
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