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This document discusses automated writing using artificial intelligence and natural language generation. It mentions several companies like Nugit that use AI to clean, integrate, and harmonize data from multiple sources and then generate written insights and reports in easy to understand language. The document raises questions about who receives credit for automatically generated content and how to present summaries and insights without swamping readers with too much information.
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- 1. Robot Writers… Tony Hirst Computingand Communications The Open University @psychemedia / blog.ouseful.info
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- 25. Best way topredict the future is to invent it – Alan Kay?
- 26. Nugit’s AI technologypowers data cleaning, integration and harmonisation of data sources in real time. Their Natural Language Generation technology adds on insights written in easy to understand language and ‘decision-ready’ reports are then delivered via email or powerpoint.
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- #2 Abstract on http://cloudworks.ac.uk/cloudscape/view/2975: The Open University FutureLearn course Learn to Code for Data Analysis teaches learners with no prior programming or data analysis experience how to use the Python programming language and the Jupyter notebook programming enivironment to analyse real-world open data from organisations including the World Bank and the UN. At the end of the course, we used the skills and tools introduced in the course in house to see how far we could get analysing the FutureLearn course data, an approach which has since been extended to incorporate additional techniques, resulting in a self contained, interactive, repeatable literate analysis script. This talk will describe the notebook environment, its deployment and use both within the course and post hoc to analyse the course data.
- #22 A comment on the Scholarly Open Access blog post refers to similar scams operating around the selling of Wikipedia articles.