Under Pressure: How machine learning can help tackle leakage in European water distribution
What if I told you 3 billion liters of water is leaked into the ground every day in the UK? Exploring how United Utilities is innovating on this issue.
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To All the Shows I’ve Loved Before: Netflix and Machine Learning
Why machine learning is at the core of Netflix’s competitive advantage
An Epic use of Machine Learning
Moving into the next phase of digitized healthcare, Epic Systems needs to continue to develop, test, and implement its machine learning capabilities.
vTaiwan: Crowdsourcing Legislation in Technology and Beyond
vTawain–a government crowdsourcing platform–takes citizen input on how to legislate up and coming industries
3D Printing and Humanitarian Aid, Will the US Learn from Past Disastrous Response?
I argue that the standard US response to disaster (i.e. Puerto Rico) could be drastically improved by incorporating Additive Manufacturing in relief efforts.
Machine Learning enhances Public Policy in Colombia
It is undeniable the importance of data processing in decision making. Colombia has started implementing machine learning to better understand the efficient policies and maximize the impact of the taxpayers’ money in the country’s development.
VISA – Fighting the escalation of digital payment fraud
With the fraud battle moved online, how to stay ahead in a war worth billions
LittleBits: Open Innovation Fueled by Open Imagination
LittleBits, the maker of magnetic electronic building blocks, utilizes open innovation to share inventions, troubleshoot problems, generate excitement for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in schools, and make hardware design accessible to everyone.
All Politics Is Local: Why Boston’s City Government is Making a Smart Investment in Machine Learning
The City of Boston is leveraging machine learning to better deliver on the fundamental promises of local government.
Defense Distributed: Is There a Future for Gun-control?
The essay is about the explosive issues surrounding Defense Distributed, a company that develops virtual blueprints of guns that anyone can download and use to print a gun at home, in a 3d printer. Most importantly, it is about additive manufacturing and its potentially huge impacts in society and does not intend to take a side on any political issue or on the merits of people or organizations represented in it.