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Peter Voss’s New Endeavour

Posted on February 27, 2018 by jacobfeldman

A well-known AI expert Peter Voss just started a new business with this vision: “Imagine a super-smart Alexa/ Siri/ Google Assistant-like app or device that actually remembers what you told it previously; can hold lengthy conversations; can interact with other assistants, … Continue reading →

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No-code software democratises application development

Posted on January 25, 2018 by jacobfeldman

Alan Trefler presented “The next AI frontier – software that writes software” at the World Economic Forum. In particular, he wrote: “The foundational knowledge to create self-writing, self-evolving software exists today… For businesses, this means that workers in different roles can … Continue reading →

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About Our Challenges

Posted on January 24, 2018 by jacobfeldman

Dr. Bob Moore submitted his Drools-based solution for our Jan-2018 Challenge. This is a third solution, and we still are looking for a pure DMN FEEL solution. Bob also wrote: “One of the fun aspects of the DMC challenges is seeing … Continue reading →

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About DecisionCAMP-2018

Posted on November 2, 2017 by jacobfeldman

The DecisionCAMP-2017 became a major technical decision management event of 2017. Next year DecisionCAMP will be held in Luxembourg in the mid of Sep-2018. We will join the Logic for AI Summit that will bring together several international conferences and workshops … Continue reading →

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Classification Schemes for BRMSs

Posted on October 22, 2017 by jacobfeldman

“Business Rules Management Systems (BRMSs), business rules engines, knowledge management systems, expert systems, predictive analytics systems, and decision management systems are only a few of the terms which are currently used to refer to software packages used to specify, execute … Continue reading →

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Notes from DecisionCAMP-2017

Posted on July 24, 2017 by jacobfeldman

According to many people who attended DecisionCAMP on July 12-14 in London, it became a real success. Let me start with a few quotes from attendees: “Congrats on a very good Decision Camp event. This was a great stimulating event … Continue reading →

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Measuring Customer Loyalty Index and Using It to Make Smarter Sell/Buy Decisions

Posted on January 9, 2017 by jacobfeldman

I thought DMCommunity readers will be interested to listen this informal presentation given by a real-world Data Scientist without pseudo-scientific references. One of my long-time colleagues, Igor Elbert today is VP of Data Science at Tapad. Previously he applied predictive and … Continue reading →

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True Hallmark of Intelligence is Ability to Explain

Posted on October 26, 2016 by jacobfeldman

“For me, the true hallmark of intelligence is the ability to explain,” says Prof Barry O’Sullivan, deputy president of the European Association for Artificial Intelligence. “There are lots of tasks that can be automated by a technology that can do the … Continue reading →

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Tom Freidman speaks at IBMWoW

Posted on October 26, 2016 by jacobfeldman

James Taylor provides interesting reports from the IBM’s World of Watson. In particular, he wrote this overview of the keynote given by Tom Friedman, the author of The World is Flat. “Tom has been working on a new book called ‘Thank You For Being … Continue reading →

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Notes about DecisionCAMP-2016

Posted on July 11, 2016 by jacobfeldman

DecisionCAMP/RuleML 2016 is now a history, and I’d say a very good history with a lot of very interesting mini-events. I will try to briefly describe some of them in these notes. This year the Decision Model and Notation (DMN) standard was … Continue reading →

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