Looking beneath the surface
Why data sets need to be examined with x-ray vision, as told by Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata.
Why data sets need to be examined with x-ray vision, as told by Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata.
When it comes to AI based innovation, companies the world over are vying for competitive advantage. However, when it comes to gaining the upper hand, many have written off European companies solely on the basis of stricter privacy laws. But is this
Over three quarters of global consumers (77%) believe that data held digitally about them should be their own property – not a company’s asset. This is according to the Global Consumer State of Mind Report, produced by Truata.
Even without social distancing in place, the last decade has shown us the surge in data will only continue as services become more advanced. Here Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata explains why the stakes have never been higher for content providers to
Michael Ingrassia, president and general counsel at Truata, discusses the effects that COVID-19 will have on both the private and public sector as even greater swathes of personal data are collected, and how technology providers can play a critical, yet responsible role
A new survey by Trūata highlights that customers are more worried than ever about the way their data is used and shared by companies, particularly for analytics, and can you really blame them?
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