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Understanding smart technology – and ourselves

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Part 5: The Unknown Knowns of Smart Automation: The Human Mind

Having looked at what we know with certainty about the underpinnings of smart technology, there are issues on the edge that remain unresolved or unknown. There are even issues related to how our minds and how machines work covered in the previous blog that are worth exploring from a different angle. These things are worth examining.

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Name: Kate Fishman
Employer: Principal Global Investors
Job Title: Data and Operations Research Scientist

Name: Krisoye Smith
Employer: CO-OP Financial Services
Job Title: Data Scientist Lead

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Inside Story

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A column about nothing yet everything

A talented columnist who has been contributing thought-provoking content every issue for the past decade - “Analyze This!” author Vijay Mehrotra.

Executive Edge

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Reinventing leadership in the Digital Age

Addressing the skills gap to deal with the fast pace of automation and digitization is extremely important, but mastering technology alone will not drive the success of digital transformation. The real key to success is your team’s ability to take charge of your organization’s digital strategy and its execution.

Analyze This!

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Precision Driven Health

Unique New Zealand partnership overcomes inherent obstacles to optimize healthcare by combining and learning from all available data.

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The world’s largest health insurance plan

While the United States is trying to figure out how to best deal with healthcare uncertainties, let’s take a look at how another democracy, India, is expanding opportunities in this space by building a new framework of care delivery for its people. Healthcare is one of many critical challenges India faces.

Five-Minute Analyst

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For California condors, love is in the air

I was recently on vacation in the Grand Canyon, and we saw several California condors in the wild. For those who don’t know the history of the California condor, they were nearly extinct in the wild before a captive breeding and reintroduction program was started in the early 1980s, with all surviving condors brought into captivity by 1987.

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Understanding smart technology – and ourselves

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Part 6: The Unknown Knowns of Smart Automation: The Machine Mind

Our next stop in the examination of smart technology explores the issues on the edge with respect to the machine and man’s relation to machine.

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