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So good to meet you @tgilhou and to be introduced to @exaptive, an extraordinary tool for exploring #exaptive #networks! – at Seattle, WA
Our first time at AOM #AOM2022 and loved the PDW organized by @SilviaSedita, Andrea Ganzaroli and @MarianoMastrog1, Evolutionary Approaches to Innovation (focus on #exaptation). Also excellent conversations with @Sung_Hoon_Lee, @aldonakap and @teppofelin.
To test-drive a modified graph database designed to facilitate innovation, log into aom.cognitive.city and explore. #AOM2022
Last chance to talk about facilitating innovation! Exhibit hall closes at 2 pm. Come see us at booth 411. #AOM2022
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Our first time at AOM #AOM2022 and loved the PDW organized by @SilviaSedita, Andrea Ganzaroli and @MarianoMastrog1, Evolutionary Approaches to Innovation (focus on #exaptation). Also excellent conversations with @Sung_Hoon_Lee, @aldonakap and @teppofelin. – at Seattle, WA
Katherine Hirschfeld's "Gangster States" used models from the study of predatory-prey relations to predict the conditions under which crime syndicates evolve and intrude into formal political systems. #AOM2022
Brantingham, Tita, Short, and Reid's "The Ecology of Gang Territorial Boundaries" used territorial ecological models to understand how territorial boundaries foment competition and violence among gangs. #AOM2022
Selfridge exapted from the epic poem “Paradise Lost” when he developed the four-tier "Pandaemonium Architecture" for visual pattern recognition. #AOM2022
This architecture was comprised of image demons pushing data to feature demons pushing data to cognitive demons pushing data to decision demons. This architecture revolutionized the field, and Selfridge became known as the "Father of Machine Perception." #AOM2022
#AOM2022 attendees: Interested in developing your ability to think in graph? Come see us at booth 411.
Cool article. Has your path been a winding road to where you are now? Own all of it. With a nice shout-out to our own @arraworld!
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Cool blog-post on how concentrating on the why - not on the what - is a better pathway to creating a future that inspires and enlivens you. Written by former Exaptive, Inc. employee, Luke Tucker, with a nice shout-out to our CEO, David King (@dking513) .
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