If the act of improving diversity in video games needs a motto, how about this: “I just don’t think that … Continue reading “E3: Finally some progress on diversity?”

The Curse of Dimensionality, a term initially introduced by Richard Bellman[1], is a phenomena that arises when applying machine learning … Continue reading “Curse of Dimensionality Explained”

Bjork performs a DJ set during Bjork Digital Opening at Carriageworks As a DJ, Björk is a stunning virtual reality … Continue reading “Björk’s new virtual reality experience may be better than Björk in real life”

We’ve recently been getting more and more questions about the “Internet of Things” (IoT), both from conference attendees and clients. … Continue reading “IoT and Resilient Systems”

By: Jason O’Rawe – ODSC data science team contributor Twitter is an indispensable resource for data scientists as well as … Continue reading “Data Science on Twitter”

By: Neil Lawrence – Professor of Machine Learning and Computational Biology at the University of Sheffield On 15th September, 1830, … Continue reading “Future AI, Future ML”

The prospect of living on as data is changing the way we think about death On March 19, Anna Sergeeva, … Continue reading “Virtual mortality: what happens to our online selves when we die?”

Business intelligence was usually associated with big corporate businesses, in times when this process required vast human resources and expensive … Continue reading “7 Benefits of Business Intelligence for SMEs”

Artificial intelligence experts welcome the launch of the Elon Musk-backed venture, but open algorithms are only the first step OpenAI … Continue reading “OpenAI won’t benefit humanity without data-sharing”

 Richard Barnes IT WAS AN unseasonably warm December, and somewhere nearby a rising tide in the San Francisco Bay was lifting … Continue reading “One Startup’s Struggle to Survive Silicon Valley’s Gold Rush”

UK companies often complain there is too little engineering prowess in the UK. The talent is there – if you know where to … Continue reading “Engineers, designers and developers: how to hire the best talent in the UK”

You are a fully-equipped (or aspiring) data scientist and want to use your precious skills for solving problems that really … Continue reading “The Definitive Guide to Do Data Science for Good”

The technology field is known for job growth, opportunity and often enviable salaries, but are the numbers doing the job for … Continue reading “CIOs “Tech-Spectations” for 2016: Quick Hiring Tips for Decision Makers”

There are several reasons why everyone isn’t using Bayesian methods for regression modeling. One reason is that Bayesian modeling requires … Continue reading “R Users Will Now Inevitably Become Bayesians”