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David Gee

  • Chief Marketing Officer, Imperva
California
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Marketer, proud father, traveler, poor footballer, Israel supporter, SF Bay Area resident, lifelong Arsenal fan and will always be a Londoner. All tweets mine
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King Tide floods Garden City, South Carolina (Video)

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By David Gee
| The Sun News Verified
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AI is here to stay - but do we know it?

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By David Gee
| The PIE News Verified
Far from being a zeitgeist concern, evidence is pointing to AI being something that is here to stay, and the likelihood that it will have the biggest impact on the workplace for a generation. It could be argued that there is a bit of a don’t know what we don’t know phenomenon surrounding AI, with those understanding AI appearing to be biggest proponents of its impact on the workplace.
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Exploring Spatial Patterns of Tropical Peatland Subsidence in Selangor, Malaysia Using the APSIS-DInSAR Technique

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By Martha J. Ledger, Sofie Sjogersten, David Gee, Andrew Sowter
| MDPI
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