“You can solve that problem with enough data and enough time, you know, and that did took us about five years to solve that problem.”

David Porter · Building Tomorrow · Can AI Predict Project Risk Before It Happens? with David Porter

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solved the AI data problem by gathering enough data and spending about five years on it

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