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The Spicy Future for Data

Tomasz Tunguz

If you’ve never seen a data app, that’s the question you should be asking yourself. Data apps are living documents that weave narratives around data and charts to explain, persuade, or empower. This workflow is why data apps are the future. What’s the price of spice ? Imagine your future self.

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OpenAI connects ChatGPT to the internet

TechCrunch

It supports uploading files to ChatGPT and downloading the results; OpenAI says it’s particularly useful for solving mathematical problems, doing data analysis and visualization and converting files between formats. “We’re working to develop plugins and bring them to a broader audience,” OpenAI wrote in a blog post.

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TrustLayer raises $6M seed to become the ‘Carta for insurance’

TechCrunch

TrustLayer says that companies that use its platform can automate the verification of insurance, licenses and compliance documents of business partners such as vendors, subcontractors, suppliers, borrowers, tenants, ridesharing and franchisees. (By and insurance carriers to build out its digital proof of insurance offering.

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Korea’s leading accelerator program, K-Startup Grand Challenge’s alumni startups thriving in Asia

AsiaTechDaily

#Kstartup pic.twitter.com/WbG8G9wA3x — Teknobuilt (@teknobuilt) December 4, 2020 The startup signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with major Korean car manufacturer Daewoo E&C for collaborative work projects. It uses cutting-edge NLP and OCR technologies to find all the relevant fields and values inside the document.

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The industrial data revolution: What founders got wrong

TechCrunch

What does that mean for our data world now? At the time of that Economist article, I was on leave from UC Berkeley to run a lab for Intel Research in collaboration with the campus. But at that time, most of the popular excitement about data revolved around the rise of the web and search engines.

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With $21M in funding, Code Ocean aims to help researchers replicate data-heavy science

TechCrunch

Every branch of science is increasingly reliant on big data sets and analysis, which means a growing confusion of formats and platforms — more than inconvenient, this can hinder the process of peer review and replication of research. Certainly there’s an air of “Too many options? The capsule itself is here.).