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Gupta: Enterprise AI advantage stems from human feedback loops, not algorithms
“And the real, what we found is that the differentiation comes from old-fashioned, the ability of their people to use it. It's in the feedback loop, which is truly proprietary to them. And as the algorithms improve, based on the, that's where the competitive tr…”
Gupta: Most companies misuse data scientists by treating them like plumbers
“Because the problem you have, you know, a lot of companies have hired these years as scientists. They take what I call as a scientific artist, and they convert them into a plumber.”
Gupta: The term 'data warehouse' is an oxymoron
“The term data warehouse is now an oxymoron. Because data cannot be warehouse.”
Gupta argues he believes in small data rather than big data
“I actually do not believe in big data. I believe in small data.”
Gupta: Analytics value drops dramatically unless usable by average non-scientists
“Unless you can make the output of, ah, data analytics usable and consumable by an average person, its value declines dramatically.”
Gupta predicts speculative big data applications will be operational in 2-3 years
“I really do believe that whatever we're talking about today, however speculative it might appear, in about two to three years you're going to see an operation.”