Have long looked for games that were serious enough, and fun enough. Here at least the data is serious enough. But how do we connect very different goals? Perhaps in the creative space.
Google Maps adds a city-themed 'Snake' game
Elements of serious games? Probably not, but looking for that angle. Ideas?
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- Retired from Procter & Gamble after 27 years. Now consulting extensively. Background in mathematics, working on a wide variety of modeling, supply chain, analysis, expertise, business intelligence and social media applications.
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- Free Digital Transformations Webinar
- We See Shapes, DL Sees Textures
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- Robotic Lenses
- Defining, Measuring Cleanliness
- On the Further Emergence of the Very Small
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- Gut vs Brain
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- Pricing Smart Products
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- Business Models for IOT
- GM Delays Self Driving Car
- How Much Data do we Generate?
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- Technology of Choice and Defining Selections
- Ecology of Machine Intelligence. When?
- Known UnKnowns: Uncertainty in AI
- Explaining Simplistic Forecasts to Management
- Component Identification, Learning
- Dialogue Mapping Talk
- On Innovation Labs
- Clothing Brand uses IOTA Blockchain
- AI Drug Hunting for Pharma
- Machine Learning vs AI
- Secure Cloud Architecture for Smart Cities
- Wal-Mart Integrates Online and In-Store Teams
- Database Archive with Map Interface
- Very Tiny, Vibration Powered Robotics
- Pampers and Diaper Tech War: Smart Diapers?
- On the Creativity of AI
- A Look at the Uses of RPA
- Exposed Cloud Databases
- Making the Web more Secure, Optimized
- Retail as Theater
- State of Competitive Intelligence
- Advanced Packaging Solutions
- Responsible, Ethical AI?
- Rewarding Autonomous AIs
- Brain Simulation with 3D games Hardware
- Patrick Winston, AI Pioneer, Dies at 76
- Enterprise AI Strategy
- Augmented Reality Changes Real-World Behavior
- European Public Procurement Knowledge Graph
- Kroger Data Platform for Brands
- Missing in Action
- Apple Crypto Wallet
- ICub Robot Imagines itself in the World of Others
- Will Malware Use AI?
- Getting Data to Drive Decisions
- More Experiments with Checkout-Free
- Nestle and Enterra for Intelligent Daily Business...
- Etsy Uses an Algorithm for Style
- Future of AI is Tiny
- Gartner Publishes first Magic Quadrant for RPA
- Usupervised Learning is the AI Future
- Unilever: Virtual Plants via Digital Twins
- Alexa Determining Skills for Customer Needs
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- Micro Eye Movement Identification
- Power and Limits of Deep Learning By Yann LeCun
- Combinatoric Design
- Intel's Neuromorphic Chips
- Marketing Creativity
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