Fred Luddy, ServiceNow | ServiceNow Knowledge16
01. Fred Luddy, ServiceNow, Visits #theCUBE!. (01:23)
02. Could You Have Imagined This Event Being This Big. (01:41)
03. Why Did You Start This Company. (02:20)
04. It's Special That You Are Concerned About How The User Feels Using Your Product. (03:19)
05. Is The Real World Is How We Interact With The Devices. (05:29)
06. Were You Coding During The Day One Keynote. (07:44)
07. Did The Survey You Wrote Get Done In Record Time. (08:55)
08. Do You Spend Most Of Your Time Building Widgets. (10:45)
09. Is This The Same As The Automated Response Design. (12:40)
10. Talk About The Stack. (14:40)
11. Talk About Using The Device Capabilities. (16:01)
12. What Are Your Thoughts On AI. (17:18)
13. Do You See AI Affecting A Developers Life. (22:02)
14. What About All The Data. (22:55)
15. Is All Of The Processes Considered A Tail Wind For You. (24:50)
16. What Are Your Thoughts On Knowledge16. (27:14)
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What AI means today: Crunching numbers out; reading words in | #Know16
by R. Danes | May 19, 2016
Most people understand data analytics as a boring sort of mathematics task where vast sets of numbers and statistics are deconstructed and put together again to provide an educated guess about consumer behavior. But if we want to get to the level of smart, precise decision making, we need to be able to parse the subtler meanings of data or the “sentiment.”
Fred Luddy, chief product officer at ServiceNow, Inc., made a point about the important difference between sentiment and, say, a numeric score. Luddy told Dave Vellante (@dvellante), cohost of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, about his problem with surveys that companies send out with the goal of improving service in the future.
Typically containing several pages of questions with a 1-to-10 ranking system, they are both time consuming and inexact at capturing sentiment. Luddy has a different idea: “If I want someone’s opinion, I ask them a meaningful question. Have them give me a meaningful answer.”
He recounted a recent presentation where participants were asked to Tweet, which, he said, is another way of taking a survey. “We actually expected the results to be quite different, but now in two minutes we had meaningful results from our actual customers on what we should do,” he said. “Talk about market guidance. It’s awesome.”
AI today
Another area where Luddy sees words as more valuable than numbers is AI and machine learning. He said that Big Data is bringing us closer to human brain-like computing every day, but it’s not just the quantity of data. “The real value is in that text, in what did somebody write.”
He concluded: “So AI comes in to start to do analysis of these oceans of texts and develop sentiment and give you real insight into how people feel about things.”
@theCUBE
Видео Fred Luddy, ServiceNow | ServiceNow Knowledge16 канала SiliconANGLE theCUBE
02. Could You Have Imagined This Event Being This Big. (01:41)
03. Why Did You Start This Company. (02:20)
04. It's Special That You Are Concerned About How The User Feels Using Your Product. (03:19)
05. Is The Real World Is How We Interact With The Devices. (05:29)
06. Were You Coding During The Day One Keynote. (07:44)
07. Did The Survey You Wrote Get Done In Record Time. (08:55)
08. Do You Spend Most Of Your Time Building Widgets. (10:45)
09. Is This The Same As The Automated Response Design. (12:40)
10. Talk About The Stack. (14:40)
11. Talk About Using The Device Capabilities. (16:01)
12. What Are Your Thoughts On AI. (17:18)
13. Do You See AI Affecting A Developers Life. (22:02)
14. What About All The Data. (22:55)
15. Is All Of The Processes Considered A Tail Wind For You. (24:50)
16. What Are Your Thoughts On Knowledge16. (27:14)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
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What AI means today: Crunching numbers out; reading words in | #Know16
by R. Danes | May 19, 2016
Most people understand data analytics as a boring sort of mathematics task where vast sets of numbers and statistics are deconstructed and put together again to provide an educated guess about consumer behavior. But if we want to get to the level of smart, precise decision making, we need to be able to parse the subtler meanings of data or the “sentiment.”
Fred Luddy, chief product officer at ServiceNow, Inc., made a point about the important difference between sentiment and, say, a numeric score. Luddy told Dave Vellante (@dvellante), cohost of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, about his problem with surveys that companies send out with the goal of improving service in the future.
Typically containing several pages of questions with a 1-to-10 ranking system, they are both time consuming and inexact at capturing sentiment. Luddy has a different idea: “If I want someone’s opinion, I ask them a meaningful question. Have them give me a meaningful answer.”
He recounted a recent presentation where participants were asked to Tweet, which, he said, is another way of taking a survey. “We actually expected the results to be quite different, but now in two minutes we had meaningful results from our actual customers on what we should do,” he said. “Talk about market guidance. It’s awesome.”
AI today
Another area where Luddy sees words as more valuable than numbers is AI and machine learning. He said that Big Data is bringing us closer to human brain-like computing every day, but it’s not just the quantity of data. “The real value is in that text, in what did somebody write.”
He concluded: “So AI comes in to start to do analysis of these oceans of texts and develop sentiment and give you real insight into how people feel about things.”
@theCUBE
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