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Washington DC camera hackers arrested in the UK

By Duncan Riley Feb 5, 2017

Two people have been arrested in relation to the hacking of Washington D.C.’s closed-circuit television camera network that resulted in 70 percent of the network going offline in the week before the inauguration of President Donald Trump.…

Women in Tech

Decision science meets machine learning: LinkedIn embraces its data-driven culture | #WiDS2017

By Bev Bellile Feb 3, 2017

As a well-known site with more than 300 million users, LinkedIn is a vital social media platform, sometimes thought of as “Facebook for businesses.” For most people, it is a great way to keep in…

Big Data

The rise of machine learning: Will the human factor be pushed out of data science? | #WiDS2017

By Gabriel Pesek Feb 3, 2017

With the rise of machine learning, concerns are being voiced about the future involvement of humans in jobs that computers can handle. But at the same time, alternative views are being offered on ways…

Big Data

End user input helps evolve data science | #WiDS2017

By Nelson Williams Feb 3, 2017

Data is the fuel of the future, but it’s a fuel that must be refined. Raw data alone is just noise. Curated data can deliver some insights, but picking and choosing leaves out the…

Big Data

How data science is changing the face of human rights | #WiDS2017

By Marlene Den Bleyker Feb 3, 2017

Today the world can be a scary place, and even with modern advancements and societal awareness, the violation of human rights spans the globe. Human Rights Data Analysis Group is using technology to analyze data…

Women in Tech

SAP plays matchmaker, collaborates with higher education for the future of IT | #WiDS2017

By Bev Bellile Feb 3, 2017

When it comes to linking today’s bright collegiate with the latest in technology, SAP SE is at the forefront with its SAP University Alliances program. As a prominent provider of enterprise application software, it is to…

Emerging Tech

Moving mountains of data: Can humans learn from the failures of new technologies? | #WiDS2017

By Gabriel Pesek Feb 3, 2017

As machine learning advances, some voices in the data industry are drawing attention to the potential negative effects underlying the application of these sciences, particularly in regard to forcing humans out of jobs given to…

Big Data

Pymetrics uses neuroscience games and big data to get people hired | #WiDS2017

By Nelson Williams Feb 3, 2017

Hiring in the business world can be a guessing game. On one side, even if a candidate is qualified, there’s no guarantee they’re actually good at the job or will stick to it. The…

Women in Tech

Learning from surprises in the data: the nuance of marketing | #WiDS2017

By Bev Bellile Feb 3, 2017

Data science, and especially the field of predictive analytics, has become a game changer in the advertising and marketing fields. As advertising has become a playground for data sciences, the company Dstillery was one…

Big Data

Feeding the data science famine: AI, social learning in the cloud | #WiDS2017

By R. Danes Feb 3, 2017

A forward-thinking keynote from Diane Greene, SVP of Google Cloud, considers a real-world approach to employing those most at risk of losing jobs to machine automation. At the Stanford Global Women in Data Science Conference, Greene shares two…

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Washington DC camera hackers arrested in the UK

Decision science meets machine learning: LinkedIn embraces its data-driven culture | #WiDS2017

The rise of machine learning: Will the human factor be pushed out of data science? | #WiDS2017

End user input helps evolve data science | #WiDS2017

How data science is changing the face of human rights | #WiDS2017

SAP plays matchmaker, collaborates with higher education for the future of IT | #WiDS2017

Moving mountains of data: Can humans learn from the failures of new technologies? | #WiDS2017

Pymetrics uses neuroscience games and big data to get people hired | #WiDS2017

Learning from surprises in the data: the nuance of marketing | #WiDS2017

Feeding the data science famine: AI, social learning in the cloud | #WiDS2017

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