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machine learning and healthcare

Perhaps the most important question for machine learning, as for every new technology, though, is which problems we should choose to tackle in the first place. Jeremy Howard went on to cofound Enlitic, a company that is using machine learning to review diagnostic radiology images, as well as scanni…

—p.168 WTF?: What's the Future and Why It's Up to Us Managing a Workforce of Djinns (153) by Tim O'Reilly
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pay-per-click aligns the interests of both

When Google introduced its pay-per-click ad auction in 2002, what had started out as an idealistic quest for better search results became the basis of a hugely successful business. Fortunately, unlike other advertising business models, which can pit the interests of advertisers against the interest…

—p.161 Managing a Workforce of Djinns (153) by Tim O'Reilly
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a valuation of $40 million

[...] A number of the startups spun up by Code for America fellows have been acquired; others have received significant venture funding. Remix, the app that was started as a way for citizens to reimagine transit routes in their city, developed into a powerful tool for urban planners and was funded …

—p.140 Government as a Platform (125) by Tim O'Reilly
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each charges for its services

Each charges for its services. On a private platform like the App Store, developers have accepted that 30% is the tax they have to pay to Apple for all the services it provides to the economy it supports. People also take for granted that platforms like Uber and Lyft take a cut from their drive…

—p.136 Government as a Platform (125) by Tim O'Reilly
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the SRE approach

[...] In the SRE approach, by contrast, the humans inside the machine who keep it going augment themselves by constantly teaching the machine how to duplicate what they do, at ever-increasing scale.

—p.123 Thinking in Promises (109) by Tim O'Reilly