Most of that data isn't "big data". And most of it has been analyzed thoroughly. Sure, ML will be used to re-analyze it, but with mostly the same results. As randcraw states "Most/all of the value has been extracted."
Only a wild-eyed ML "gold digger" could imagine that there is a vein of gold in those mines. The reality is that, with few exceptions, we'll find more lumps of coal.
Perhaps I should switch from an ML swamp metaphor to an ML mine metaphor? <--Hah! Do that with ML!
Only a wild-eyed ML "gold digger" could imagine that there is a vein of gold in those mines. The reality is that, with few exceptions, we'll find more lumps of coal.
Perhaps I should switch from an ML swamp metaphor to an ML mine metaphor? <--Hah! Do that with ML!