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Battling Bad Data: How BI Software Can Be Your Secret Weapon
Battling Bad Data: How BI Software Can Be Your Secret Weapon Data is the lifeblood of any organization, fueling insightful decisions and driving informed strategy. But what happens when this vital resource becomes plagued by inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and incompleteness? This … Continue reading
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Grokking in Machine Learning
Ever heard of “grokking” in machine learning? It’s when machine learning models suddenly go from memorizing data to generalizing on new inputs after extensive training–that is, actually applying and calibrating what they have learned, i.e. what college teachers are trying … Continue reading
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Working Smarter: Using ChatGPT Effectively
“Download your Workload”–that was the cheater slogan of the aughts, the years after 2000, roughly, when online student essay databases became “a thing”, and plagiarism detection software operated more like Swiss cheese than like actual detection software. And even after … Continue reading
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Oy, AI!
Even just a year ago, query engineering for generative AI was something most “serious” computer scientists would scoff at–mostly because, well, most AI understands intuitive and reasonably grammatical language. However, as soon as AI started to 1. compose rather well-written, … Continue reading
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