[…] Why would we need such a law? Prior to Congress’s enacting HMDA in 1975, the public raised considerable concerns about mortgages — or, more importantly, the lack thereof — in some urban, often minority, neighborhoods. Certain areas seemed to decline, in part because their residents were not able to…
The last decade has been filled with fanfare and buzz — no news there. …
The corporate and government worlds are slowly starting to build true data science departments within their organization, expanding on the work of discrete teams. (Here’s a dated but still applicable PwC report.) …
(Note: I am not affiliated with the Canadian federal government. Our company is a qualified AI vendor, but my goal for this article is simply to show how to interpret and execute what I believe will be a mandatory requirement for any vendor project moving forward.)
With the upcoming launch of one of our AI products, there has been a repeating question that clients kept asking. This same question also shows up once in a while with our consulting engagements, to a lesser degree, but still demands an answer. …
Can data science help you choose your next job? First of all, that’s a terrible idea.
But hey, let’s see what happens.
What we propose is a combinational approach of dimensionality reduction for optimized clustering. …
What do they see, when there is nothing to see?
With a lot of exploration in image classification and labeling, we tend to play with various libraries to quickly assess and label pictures. …
What makes a good engineer, designer, or programmer?
Generally speaking, a knowledge worker is only as useful as 1. the solutions they are able to bring to their employer or clients, 2. in a timely fashion, 3. for the right price (salary or fee). …
Matt (matt@lemay.ai) is the co-founder of lemay.ai, an international AI consultancy, and of AuditMap.ai, an internal audit intelligence platform.
