Name: Is It Time For Big Data To Get Smaller? by SciFri in AI-machine-learning
Duration: 17 min 28 s
Description: Decades into the era of Big Data, researchers are calling for reforms in privacy, predictive algorithms, and more.

AI-machine-learning

Decades into the era of Big Data, researchers are calling for reforms in privacy, predictive algorithms, and more.

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Is It Time For Big Data To Get Smaller?

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