Brad Schneider
7 statements across 1 episodes · 0 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Sep 16, 2021 by Brad Schneider · across every show →
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Sep 16, 2021 neutral
Sep 16, 2021
Schneider: Column headers and data formats cannot reveal dataset use cases
“A lot of people try to characterize data by what columns it has, what format those columns are in, what's in the actual cell in a given database table. But that doesn't really tell you what the data can do. That, that more tells you what the data is.”
Sep 16, 2021 neutral
Sep 16, 2021 bearish
Schneider: Paying Users for Data Is Infeasible Without Detailed Profiles
“I hate to say never, and I hate to make long-term predictions because I've been wrong in many cases, but from where I'm sitting, it just doesn't really seem feasible unless you're providing very rich information about yourself.”
Sep 16, 2021 negative
Schneider: Paid User Panels Suffer Inherent Selection Bias
“The problem is whenever you recruit people for anything, you introduce a bias, right? If you are paying people to do something, you're enticing people that that amount of money is worthwhile. Those people don't mind giving up information about themselves. And …”
Sep 16, 2021 neutral
Schneider: AI trust will rely on observed history, like human relationships
“You just don't understand it, and you need to build up that shared history together to understand, is this something to be trusted? Is this something to be feared? And just like a I mean, a machine learning model, you're gonna see different things that you did…”
Sep 16, 2021 neutral
Schneider: Most commercially sold data is aggregated, not personally identifiable
“You know, I think people can rest assured that most, I mean, I've been in this space for probably 10 years at this point, and the kind of information being sold is mostly not at a, Personal level. It's been highly aggregated.”