Writing a book is a desire that, consciously or unconsciously, many of us have. At the end of the day, it is proof that we have a certain knowledge on a subject that allows us to adopt that role of "teacher". I -who have spent 25 years dedicating myself to a greater or lesser extent to teaching- always had in mind the idea of writing one, although it was never more than an idea, because too many doubts came to mind: will there be any interested publisher? How long would it take? Do you get a fee per book sold?
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I recently had the opportunity to attend a presentation on the " justice " and " injustice " of algorithms. The concept of bias in the algorithms was raised (due to decompensated, insufficient data, etc.) and it was raised how the algorithms should be trained so that they do not pose differences in “ sensitive ” variables (age, sex, race ...) .
In the world we live in, where fashions and bubbles of all kinds set the pace for things, it is hard not to see how technological terms are, as Rudyard Kipling said in his famous poem, " misrepresented by rascals to make a trap for fools . " And the term " Big Data " is one of the most used today, often with disparate meanings and often simply wrong.