Joseph Byrum is a regular contributor to many publications. He has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, Fast Company, MIT Sloan Review, and TechCrunch.
The Art of Change by Jeff DeGraff offers a framework for developing a paradoxical mindset that embraces contradictions as catalysts for growth and innovation.
The next revolution will happen when every aspect of a business is designed with AI and OR in mind. Call this new construct the intelligent enterprise.
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When it comes to corporate disclosures, how can we balance the transformative potential and hard reality of AI’s predictive power?
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The platform provides investment professionals with a depth of insight and a breadth of perspective that is simply unparalleled in today’s market.
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How is agtech taking us to the future? What even is agtech and how does it help farmers and growers be better suited to today’s world?
How Has Tech Driven Farmers Forward? Read More »
There is opportunity in the ag start-up ecosystem to fill this gap. On the technology side, I estimate that a pure quantum technology solution to be available in five to 10 years.
The Future of Ag Tech Isn’t Fiction — It’s Happening Now Read More »
ETFs using machine learning and natural language processing to pick stocks do not consistently outperform indices . . . yet.
AI and ETFs: The Machines Are Coming (But Not Always Winning) Read More »
Joseph Byrum is a leader known for constantly questioning how powerful industries use data to inform their decisions and practices. A trained PhD geneticist with an MBA, he is a worldwide leader in AI, “big data,” the financial industry and agriculture.
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Joseph Byrum, our resident AI guru/philosopher, adds the human touch to the artificial intelligence discussion.
Artificial intelligence: help or hype? Read More »
Over the course of his career, Byrum has worked with thousands of crowdsourcing projects, and he strongly believes that they generally yield more innovative solutions than working with internal domain experts.
Analytics and AI-driven enterprises thrive in the Age of With Read More »
