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The Cracks are Beginning to Show in the Big Data Monolith

Data isn’t going away. That much is clear. Short of a solar flare, societal collapse or extinction event, data will continue to underwrite the twenty-first century information economy.

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Jack Goldsmith
Domains: Modern Philosophy, Data & Measurement & Management

Data isn’t going away. That much is clear. Short of a solar flare, societal collapse or extinction event, data will continue to underwrite the twenty-first century information economy.

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Jack Goldsmith
Jack Goldsmith is a Visiting Fellow at ANU’s RegNet, Associate Fellow at the Social Cyber Institute, and Editor-in-Chief at YAIA. He researches the sociotechnical impacts of emerging technologies, focusing on the intersection of technology, security, and humanity, with interests in cybersecurity, information warfare, and international security.

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