January 10, 2020

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The role of a decentralized data marketplace in the future of AI

The role of a decentralized data marketplace in the future of AI

Caroline Sofiatti explains how a token economy and a privacy-centric approach can reduce analysis times, cut data preparation costs, solve insufficient data problems, improve data security and governance, and enable the next generation of AI algorithms.
Talk Title The role of a decentralized data marketplace in the future of AI
Speakers Caroline Sofiatti (Computable Labs )
Conference Artificial Intelligence Conference
Conf Tag Put AI to Work
Location San Francisco, California
Date September 5-7, 2018
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
Video

Computable Labs is creating a decentralized data marketplace. Using economic incentives to crowdsource the acquisition, curation, and modeling of data, the company will unlock the next era of AI. Caroline Sofiatti explains how a token economy and a privacy-centric approach can reduce analysis times, cut data preparation costs, solve insufficient data problems, improve data security and governance, and enable the next generation of AI algorithms.

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