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Make the call

Twelve situations about meaning and machines: a confident wrong answer, a rule in the wrong place, an ontology copied from the tables, a model someone wants to drop, three definitions kept in three places, a reasoner that doesn't object, two versions of one metric, a standard adopted whole, three definitions of one word. Decide what you'd do; each answer explains why. Your answers stay in this browser.

Scenarios

In the series: From words to data

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Both at once

One database that writes and reads. It removes the copy, not the model.

4 min · 3 labs · 8 scenarios · From words to data

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Keeping it true

Three dashboards, three numbers for one measure. The agent recommends, people approve, and everything is versioned.

5 min · 4 labs · 10 scenarios · From words to data

  1. 1What's in a word
  2. 2Older than the systems
  3. 3Built to write, built to read
  4. 4Many ways to read
  5. 5Both at once
  6. 6Meaning machines can read
  7. 7Keeping it true