Synopsis
Contrary to the past when numerous companies failed due to the delay in adopting technology, the future’s disruption might come from undervaluing humans, overusing robots and failing to build a symbiotic workforce (humans + machines) for the future. In this book, Journel Joseph addresses the complexities surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of work—information warfare, social media and data misuse, digital trust and privacy by reflecting on “How to future-proof your career with the rise of AI. How are companies going to face the future in this tumultuous and uncertain time? What makes the apps that consume our daily lives so successful? How is your personal data being collected and analyzed in today’s age of automation? What about data privacy, does it really matter? Is your mind being hacked? Are humans underrated? How much of the data that permeates our daily lives is actually trustworthy?” Using real-world scenarios and case studies, this book focuses on the practical applications of data and analytics to help tackle these questions and much more. The stakes are personal and daunting, but it is a critical journey—a continuous voyage that will lead to the ultimate destination depending on how fast you adapt and adjust along the way.
About the Author
Journel Joseph is a multi-disciplinary, multilingual, data and analytics professional, with over a decade of industry and consulting experience. His expertise is focused on data visualization, structured and unstructured data, advance analytics, quantitative and qualitative research methods, digital strategy, quality control, data privacy and policy.
He is the founder of Insert Analytics; a startup data and analytics advisory firm specializing in the design and implementation of customized solutions in advanced analytics, systems intelligence and data privacy. Journel currently functions as a data scientist based in Washington, D.C. He has authored numerous reports, peer-reviewed publications and white papers, delivered presentations, and engaged companies and executives in briefings on a variety of topics pertaining to data visualization, data collection and privacy, digital strategy, monitoring & evaluation, IoTs and data privacy, smart cities, future of work, big data and advanced analytics.
Journel is a graduate of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University with a Master of International Affairs degree where he specialized in Economics, and International Trade. In addition, he has a Master of Public Policy degree from the Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning (UEP), Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Tufts University. He holds a bachelor's degree in Technology and Community Media from the University of Massachusetts and he has completed a 2-year NSF-funded training in Program Evaluation and Applied Research. He holds an Advanced Graduate Certificate in Program Evaluation from Tufts University.
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