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Jev Fever: Predictive AI Is Superhot Again
  Originally published in Forbes The more AI changes, the...
GenAI Owns the Hype, but Predictive AI Is Thriving
  EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is adapted from the...
The Data Disconnect: A Key Challenge for Machine Learning Deployment
  EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is excerpted from The...
A Brief History of Why Machine Learning Projects Stall
  EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the preface to The...

Women in Analytics

Women Flocking to Statistics, the Newly Hot, High-Tech Field of Data Science

  Originally published in The Washington Post LINCOLN, Neb. — The numbers of women in science and technology are dismal: Barely 18 percent of computer science degrees go to women. Women make up 11 percent of math faculty. Nearly half of the women who graduate with engineering degrees never enter the profession, or leave soon after.

What Is the Best Way to Get More Women into Analytics? Don’t Make Them into Men

  Originally published in Linkedin I recently sat on a panel of “Women in Predictive Analytics”, moderated by Greta Roberts with Jeanne Harris from Columbia University and Lauren Haynes from University of Chicago.  Although the three of us on the panel had never...