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The art of developing a successful AI proof of value approach

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By Neil Gladstone
| NODE Magazine Verified
In terms of delivering a successful, accurate and reliable PoV, there are certain best practice measures that businesses can adopt once the problem statement has been identified. The first stage is evaluating the technology fit, and assessing whether AI is actually needed, or if a simpler solution can deliver the same results. It is during this initial planning phase where ethical approaches should be considered.
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The most beautiful places in California

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By Neil Gladstone
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
Packed with rugged good looks and natural elegance that extends far beyond the celebs of Hollywood, California is one of the most geographically diverse states in the United States. From the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and stunning redwood trees to the picturesque beaches and rugged desert, there's beauty to be found everywhere in the Golden State. And while it's possible to ski at Big Bear and swim at Huntington Beach in the same day, there are plenty of other beautiful spots to explore.
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The 9 Worst Cruise Ship Disasters

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By Neil Gladstone
| Oyster.com
The Titanic may be the most famous ship disaster, but surprisingly, it’s not even close to being the deadliest wreck that ever occurred on a luxury liner. If you’re trying to dissuade someone from taking a cruise, you should show them this list of maritime misadventures presented in no particular order. Disclaimer: The vast majority of cruises sail without incident and are safe and not filled with poop. (Oh yeah, we’ll get there.) Get your plate ready for a buffet of high-seas horror.
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