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Roy Price is a man that most of you have probably never heard about,
even though he may have been responsible
for 22 somewhat mediocre minutes of your life on April 19, 2013.
He may have also been re
June 2010.
I landed for the first time in Rome, Italy.
I wasn't there to sightsee.
I was there to solve world hunger.
(Laughter)
That's right.
I was a 25-year-old PhD student
armed with a prototype to
This is what my last week looked like.
What I did,
who I was with,
the main sensations I had for every waking hour ...
If the feeling came as I thought of my dad
who recently passed away,
or if I coul
Algorithms are everywhere.
They sort and separate the winners from the losers.
The winners get the job
or a good credit card offer.
The losers don't even get an interview
or they pay more for insuranc
Nine years ago,
my sister discovered lumps in her neck and arm
and was diagnosed with cancer.
From that day, she started to benefit
from the understanding that science has of cancer.
Every time she we
I grew up in the late '70s in rural China
during the final years of my country's pursuit of absolute equality
at the expense of liberty.
At that time, everybody had a job,
but everyone was struggling.
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So data and analytics are dramatically changing our everyday lives.
Not just online,
not just in some distant future,
but in the physical world,
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Maria walked into the elevator at work.
She went to press the button when her phone fell out of her hand.
It bounced on the floor and --
went str
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AI could add 16 trillion dollars to the global economy
in the next 10 years.
This economy is not going to be built by billions of people
or m
the kills that were all suffering from
information overload or data glut and
the good news is there might be an easy
solution to that and that's using our
eyes more so visualizing information so
we ca