Human Judgement Still Matters
One of the themes that keeps emerging through conversations about AI is that, despite the pace of technological change, human
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Thinking
The Future Of AI Might Be Growing In A Field
When people imagine where AI will have the biggest impact, they often picture offices, customer service centres, software companies or
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The Human Side Of AI Adoption
During a recent conversation, Carolyn Jardmore, Managing Director of Cream Consulting shared a perspective that challenged one of the most
Quick Thinking
When Blurry Stops Meaning Uncertain
A blurry image used to mean something simple. You couldn’t see clearly, so you couldn’t be certain. Now that uncertainty
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The Planes That Never Came Home
A World War Two story about missing data, survivorship bias and why the evidence we don’t see can matter just
Thinking
The AI Ghost in the Room
When people talk about AI, they often focus on the systems they can see.
In Practice
The AI You Don’t Notice During A Football Match
As the World Cup gets underway, millions of people will be watching goals, tackles, controversial decisions and moments of individual
In Practice
AI Can Spot Potholes. That’s Not the Hard Part.
On the surface, using AI to detect potholes can feel slightly unnecessary. After all, potholes are not exactly hidden.
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The Data They Didn’t Have Held The Key
In a recent conversation with Decoded Thinking, contact centre consultant Paul Weald reflected on a World War Two story that still
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AI Moves Into the Giraffe Enclosure
At a zoo in Hampshire, researchers are developing AI-powered systems that analyse footage from cameras to track how giraffes move,
