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Mind Matters
Date
October 17, 2018

Categorized
Data Privacy, Medicine and Health

Tagged
Anonymity, medical data, Privacy}

The $60 Billion-Dollar Medical Data Market is Coming Under Scrutiny

_{As a patient, you do not own the data and are not as anonymous as you think} _{Mind Matters
October 17, 2018

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Data Privacy, Medicine and Health}

Data management companies can come to know a great deal about you; they just don’t know your name—unless, of course, there is a breach of some kind. Time Magazine reported in 2017 that “Researchers have already re-identified people from anonymized profiles from hospital exit records, lists of Netflix customers, AOL online searchers, even GPS data of New York City taxi rides.” One would expect detailed medical data to be even more revelatory.

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podcast

Jeremiah Marks
Date
September 20, 2018

Tagged
Big Data, Business Intelligence, Privacy}

What is Business Intelligence?

_{Discussing how Artificial Intelligence Has Changed the Opera with Jeremiah Marks} _{Jeremiah Marks
September 20, 2018

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Business intelligence affects you daily; from advertising and solicitation to how much you pay for tickets to watch the Dallas Cowboys. Jeremiah Marks talks about what business intelligence is and how it changes the way we approach our customers. Show Notes

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Denyse O'Leary
Date
September 3, 2018

Categorized
Data Privacy

Tagged
Anonymity, Privacy}

Our anonymity may be an illusion

_{Because we talk about ourselves so much online, few leaked pieces may even be required to identify us.} _{Denyse O'Leary
September 3, 2018

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Data Privacy}

Dr. Dinerstein: In what is now a classic study, researchers used de-identified credit card data for 1.1 million people, in 10,000 stores over a three-month period. Using just four pieces of “outside” data they could identify 90% of the shoppers.

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Denyse O'Leary
Date
August 18, 2018

Categorized
Social Factors

Tagged
Google Glass, Human Interface, Privacy}

So what happened to Google Glass?

_{We are told that the “wetware” (humans) got in the way} _{Denyse O'Leary
August 18, 2018

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Social Factors}

It bears repeating: A technology is adopted when it solves problems as identified by users rather than problems as identified by developers.

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Denyse O'Leary
Date
July 31, 2018

Categorized
Machine Learning, Medicine and Health, Social Factors

Tagged
Adam Rogers, Big Data, medical research, Privacy}

Better medicine through machine learning?

_{Data can be a dump or a gold mine} _{Denyse O'Leary
July 31, 2018

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Machine Learning, Medicine and Health, Social Factors}

The biggest problem today isn’t the sheer mass of data so much as the difficulty of determining what it is worth. The answer lies, unfortunately, in the undone studies and the unreported events. Machine learning will be a much greater help when those problems are addressed.

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podcast

Will Fullerton
Date
July 30, 2018

Tagged
bitcoin, Blockchain, Data Security, Encryption, Privacy, trust}

Trusting the Blockchain

_{Will Fullerton on Blockchain as a Foundational Technology} _{Will Fullerton
July 30, 2018

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Robert J. Marks and Will Fullerton discuss what changes await as we enter the implementation phase of a foundational technology: blockchain. While China is making a multi-billion dollar investment, IBM is betting on countless blockchain projects. And by promising to disintermediate financial institutions, blockchain holds the promise of radically reducing obstacles and overhead from human transactions. Still, challenges remain to be solved that are inherent to the technology. Join Bob and Will for a stimulating conversation.