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Data-Centric Artificial Intelligence

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Coverage diverges in how the implications of data-centric AI are framed. The Atlantic takes a critical stance, arguing against the notion that AI can achieve consciousness, suggesting that such beliefs are misguided. In contrast, the other…
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Data-Centric Artificial Intelligence
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Data-centric artificial intelligence (AI) emphasizes the systematic enhancement of data to improve AI systems. This paradigm complements the existing model-centric approach, which focuses on refining models with a fixed dataset. The article aims to introduce this concept to practitioners and researchers in Business and Information Systems Engineering, highlighting its implications and tools available for implementation.

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Home Business & Information Systems Engineering Article Data-Centric Artificial Intelligence Catchword Open access Published: 05 March 2024 Volume 66, pages 507–515 (2024) Cite this article You have full access to this open access article Download PDF Save article View saved research Business & Information Systems Engineering Aims and scope Submit manuscript Data-Centric Artificial Intelligence Download PDF Johannes Jakubik1, Michael Vössing1, Niklas Kühl2, Jannis Walk1 & …Gerhard Satzger1 Show authors 13k Accesses 92 Citations 14 Altmetric 2 Mentions Explore all metrics AbstractData-centric artificial intelligence (data-centric AI) represents an emerging paradigm that emphasizes the importance of enhancing data systematically and at scale to build effective and efficient AI-based…

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