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Our Last Hope Before The AI Bubble Detonates: Taming LLMs
  Originally published in Forbes To know that we’re in...
The Agentic AI Hype Cycle Is Out Of Control — Yet Widely Normalized
  Originally published in Forbes I recently wrote about how...
Predictive AI Must Be Valuated – But Rarely Is. Here’s How To Do It
  Originally published in Forbes To be a business is...
Agentic AI Is The New Vaporware
  Originally published in Forbes The hype term “agentic AI”...

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How Hillary for America Is (Almost Certainly) Using Uplift Modeling

  In this article, I provide evidence that Hillary for America is employing uplift modeling for per-voter persuasion—which Trump’s campaign may not be taking advantage of—and I pose questions about the 2016 presidential race to a leading practitioner whose hands-on efforts won Obama votes in 2012: Daniel Porter, former director of statistical modeling of Obama

Wise Practitioner – Predictive Analytics Interview Series: Miguel Castillo at U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission

 In anticipation of his upcoming conference co-presentation, Words that Matter:  Application of Text Analytics at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, at Predictive Analytics World for Government, October 17-20, 2016, we asked Miguel Castillo, Assistant Inspector General...

Wise Practitioner – Predictive Analytics Interview Series: Michael Berry of TripAdvisor Hotel Solutions

 In anticipation of his upcoming keynote co-presentation, Picking the Right Modeling Technique for the Problem, at Predictive Analytics World London, October 12-13, 2016, we asked Michael Berry, Analytics Director at TripAdvisor Hotel Solutions, a few questions about...

Exploring the Toolkits of Predictive Analytics Practitioners — Part 2

 Continuing on our discussion from last month on toolkits for practitioners, you will note that I purposely do not make reference to specific brand names and companies. By googling data science software, the user can easily obtain...

The Danger of Playing It Safe

 Research shows that people tend to be overly risk averse when weighing the potential success or failure of a decision. This tendency is compounded when we consider the vast number of decisions being made across an organization....

Manufacturing Operations: Machine Learning to Separate Actionable Trends from False Alarms

 Predictive analytics is increasingly becoming the object of value within many so-called traditional industries like manufacturing. While historically data generated by and in manufacturing is mostly structured, today unstructured data is also becoming a source that cannot...

Predictive Analytics Basics: Six Introductory Terms and The Five Effects

 Here are six key definitions—and The Five Effects of Prediction—from my book, Predictive Analytics: The Power to Predict Who Will Click, Buy, Lie, or Die (Revised and Updated, 2016). Note: A complementary copy of this book will...

Wise Practitioner – Predictive Analytics Interview Series: Ken Yale at ActiveHealth Management

 In anticipation of his upcoming keynote co-presentation at Predictive Analytics World for Healthcare New York, October 23-27, 2016, we asked Ken Yale, JD, DDS, Vice President of Clinical Solutions at ActiveHealth Management, a few questions about incorporating predictive...

Wise Practitioner – Predictive Analytics Interview Series: Dr. Hevel Jean-Baptiste at GE Capital

 In anticipation of his upcoming conference presentation, Importance of Model Risk Management in Financial Institutions at Predictive Analytics World Financial in New York City, October 23-27, 2016, we asked Hevel Jean-Baptiste, Global Senior Program Manager, Model Risk...

Wise Practitioner – Predictive Analytics Interview Series: Frank Fiorille at Paychex, Inc.

 In anticipation of his upcoming conference presentation, Risk Management Algorithms – Paving the Way to Value Creation at Predictive Analytics World Financial in New York City, October 23-27, 2016, we asked Frank Fiorille, Sr. Director of Risk...

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