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I got into computers because I kept running out of Lego blocks. Computers were endlessly plastic - you could shape them into almost anything, as long as it followed the logic. It was the space where you could actually act on what you imagined.
The internet poured the world's knowledge into that space - things that would have been completely out of reach were navigable, explorable, mine. Ever since, I kept pushing to see how far we can use them to combine the world's knowledge and build the tools that give people the power to tackle the challenges that matter most - how we stay healthy, and how decisions get made.
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Knowledge graphs from unstructured documents: why the hard part isn't the extractionHow AI is replacing us (and reinventing) the way we work as a software consultancy