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News
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July 24, 2023

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Technology

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Algorithms, Botipedia, COSM, Google, Insead, Phil Parker, Search Engine Tech, Technology, Totosearch, Wikipedia}

You Control the Algorithm

_{Watch Dr. Phil Parker discuss how he and his team have developed revolutionary new search engine technology} _{News

July 24, 2023

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For today’s featured video from a past COSM conference, watch Dr. Phil Parker, INSEAD Chair Professor of Management Science and Founder of Botipedia, discuss how his team has unlocked the power of algorithm-based content creation to create the revolutionary new search engine technology of Botipedia/Totosearch, which promises to be a dramatic improvement over Wikipedia and Google. We’ve been sharing a number of lectures from past COSM conferences. This video is just one of many you can find at the Bradley Center’s YouTube page. There you’ll find several lectures, interviews, and panels dealing with issues that range from economics, Big Tech, and artificial intelligence. Notable speakers include 2022 Kyoto Prize winner Carver Mead, venture capitalist Peter Thiel, and George Gilder, co-founder of Discovery Institute and author Read More ›

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Heather Zeiger
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November 17, 2021

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Artificial Intelligence, Data Privacy, Education, Global Technology, Programming

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COSM 2021, Featured, Minority languages (and internet search), Natural Language Learning, Phil Parker}

Search Engines: Closing the Gap for Minority Languages

_{Thousands of the world’s languages are spoken by fewer than 100,000 people. At COSM 2021, Phil Parker outlined a plan for giving them access to information} _{Heather Zeiger

November 17, 2021

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Artificial Intelligence, Data Privacy, Education, Global Technology, Programming}

We’ve all consulted “Dr. Google” for a health ailment or to find a recipe or learn how to fix something perhaps. Sometimes helpful, sometimes not. But what if you asked Google something — and it didn’t even recognize your language? Phil Parker, speaking at COSM 2021, told the story of a woman in Ethiopia searching for “lump in breast,” using one of the over 80 languages or dialects spoken in the region. Her language was one of thousands spoken by only a comparatively small population. The search engine did not recognize her input and returned no hits. She tried her query in Swahili, but there was nothing she found informative about “breast lumps” in Swahili. She finally tried her search Read More ›