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Top 5 Analytics Posts: Explainable AI and Machine Learning

FICO

In this post, he discusses some of the special circumstances around using AI and machine learning to assess credit risk, a highly regulated field. They’re focused on using many types of alternative data, such as information gleaned from social media, to deduce credit risk. Enterprises: Lax cyber security?

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Sacred Data for Sale, steal it while you can!

Lex Sokolin

They point to Fintechs and Crypto, the innovative parts of our economy, and accuse it of poor practices. They insist on inequitable, overly heavy-handed regulation and security expectations that stifle out young companies. For many of us, we are fine losing social media photos, Twitter puns, or even our passwords.

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Sacred Data for Sale, steal it while you can!

Lex Sokolin

They point to Fintechs and Crypto, the innovative parts of our economy, and accuse it of poor practices. They insist on inequitable, overly heavy-handed regulation and security expectations that stifle out young companies. For many of us, we are fine losing social media photos, Twitter puns, or even our passwords.

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The 2015 GonzoBanker Awards

Gonzobanker

No one has been more successful at using social media to generate awareness and a positive image for their bank than Jill (@JillCastilla, @CitizensEdmond). Bank Innovation named Jill one of the 10 most innovative CEOs in banking for 2015, and we doubt that Bank Innovation would know who Jill is if not for her presence on Twitter.

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NTechLab’s FindFace Facial Recognition Technology Has Applications In Retail, Public Safety

PYMNTS

For Mikhail Ivanov, CEO of the Russian machine learning and artificial intelligence company NTechLab (which created FindFace), that’s no reason not to innovate. We have to regulate how to use it in the future. It just means that society needs to start having a conversation about when and where to welcome the new smart technology. “We