Which of the following is notan example of the potential dark side of big data?
a) poli...
Which of the following is notan example of the potential dark side of big data?
a) police visits to individuals whom a computer system identified as likely to commit a crime in the future.
b) use of a device installed in a car to analyze driving habits.
c) use of a predictive modeling system that predicts life expectancy by using data about individual consumers' buying habits as well as personal and family medical histories.
d) use of computerized systems to filter and hire job applicants.
e) analyzing data from sensors installed in local parks to monitor soil moisture.
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