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Decentralization and privacy: how digital analytics has changed, according to Adam Greco (Amplitude)
What are the most important recent shifts in digital analytics? According to Adam Greco (Amplitude), it’s all about decentralization and privacy.
Jim Stolze and Nicolas Lierman in conversation: Algorithm companies and digital monopolies
In this 5-part series, innovation experts Jim Stolze and Nicolas Lierman talk about digitalization and technology. Part 5: the dangers of digital monopolies.
Eureka! with Adam Greco (Amplitude)
“If you want to understand how people are responding to what you’re making, you need to understand digital analytics.”
The Future Equation of Data: domain experts weigh in
Want to know how experts look at the future of data? We’ve invited three experts for a panel discussion. This is what they had to say!
Jim Stolze and Nicolas Lierman in conversation: How much is our personal data worth?
The modern mantra ‘if you don’t pay for the product, you are the product’ rings truer than ever. Companies like Facebook and Google offer ‘free’ services that seem almost too good to be true. ‘Free’, because of course our personal data is the currency. Which begs the question: how
Jim Stolze and Nicolas Lierman in conversation: The problem of biased algorithms
Many philosophers rejoice in the rise of AI. Finally, they have something useful to think about. Ethical dilemmas concerning the development of AI technology, for example. And no wonder: AI poses massive ethical questions. So companies are turning to ethicists to deliberate on the development of this technology. AI entrepreneur
Beyond the Buzz: smart contracts
As paper promises come under increasing pressure, smart contracts are on the rise. Are they really that promising or simply overrated? Let’s dig right in.
Jim Stolze and Nicolas Lierman in conversation: The impact of social media on society
It’s almost unimaginable that Facebook has yet to celebrate its 18th birthday. But despite that short time, social media has made a vast and undeniable impact on society. But is social media really as problematic as whistleblower reports, lawsuits and documentaries would have us believe? And if it is,
