Symposium

All day

 

Our campus is closed to the public for this event.

Venue: The Bishop's Lodge, Santa Fe, NM

Summary: One can hardly read a newspaper, listen to a news broadcast, or open a web page without encountering the words "Big Data", often in gushing terms, and often accompanied by extreme claims. This symposium will explore the promise and the limitations of "Big Data" in science, technology, business, politics, and government. In particular, we will examine the importance of big data in light of the questions being asked and the theoretical context in which big data are analyzed and interpreted. 

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Business Network

Who Owns the Future?

AuthorsJaron Lanier

October 31, 2013

Welcome and The Manifest Destiny of Big Data

AuthorsChris Wood and Kenneth Cukier

November 1, 2013

From Genes to Stars: The Fourth Paradigm of Science

AuthorsAlexander Szalay

November 1, 2013

Big Data Need Big Algorithms

AuthorsCristopher Moore

November 1, 2013

Big Data, from Galileo to Gödel

AuthorsSimon DeDeo

November 1, 2013

Open Source & The Big Data Revolution

AuthorsDoug Cutting

November 1, 2013

Big Data Needs Big Theory; Paradigm 4.0 or Just 3.1?

AuthorsGeoffrey West

November 1, 2013

Big Data, Reciprocity & Global Development

AuthorsNathan Eagle

November 2, 2013

Augmented Intelligence: Designing a Human Interface to Big Data

AuthorsSean Gourley

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Messy Data, Messy Theories

AuthorsGraham Spencer

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Dangerous Duo: When Big Brother and Big Data Come Together

AuthorsJames Bamford

November 2, 2013

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