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⏲ Duration: 1 min 31 sec
✓ Published: 27-Sep-2018
✓ Published: 27-Sep-2018
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Viacom executive Kodi Foster says that predictive models don’t work if the data they use is meaningless.nnnTRANSCRIPT:nnIf you're in marketing, if you're in content creation, if you're in advertising, that's your job. Understanding human beings is not your job. Understanding the biases of these technologies is your job. Just accept that and move on. This is all the data that we create every day. This is not a Kodi source. This is an IBM source. That's a ton of data.nnIf you are in the business
Viacom executive Kodi Foster says that predictive models don’t work if the data they use is meaningless.nnnTRANSCRIPT:nnIf you're in marketing, if you're in content creation, if you're in advertising, that's your job. Understanding human beings is not your job. Understanding the biases of these technologies is your job. Just accept that and move on. This is all the data that we create every day. This is not a Kodi source. This is an IBM source. That's a ton of data.nnIf you are in the business
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