Well, this article from 2014 by Gideon Rosenblatt is up my alley.
It combines the idea of the data/information/knowledge/wisdom hierarchy (I wrote about this before) with the idea of artificial intelligence.
When it comes to developing knowledge, the first step is determining which signals have value and which are just noise. If we can offload that pattern-recognizing work to machines, we take a big step towards automating knowledge creation.
More of us are talking about "deep learning" than were talking about it in 2014, but Rosenblatt touches upon the topic.
Because it was 2014, however, he didn't address the 2019 topic of bias. (What if the data that you mine solely consists of Mein Kampf?)
Thrown for a (school) loop
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