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Anne, have you ever noticed how companies seem to know exactly what you want even before you do? It's kind of creepy! |
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Yeah, you know, it's all about big data, Chris! Have you heard of it? |
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Yeah, it's a buzzword these days - eveyone talks about it. it's like dealing with really massive amounts of data, right? |
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Exactly! it involves managing massive amounts of information-huge and complex data sets that regular software can't handle. You know, all the stuff we generate every day. |
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I got it. But how those sets of data can be used to track my preferences? |
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Great question! It's not just about handling a lot of data; it's also about analyzing it to find patterns and trends. Companies use big data to understand your preferences by looking at your past behaviors, like what you search for online, what you buy, ad so on. |
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Ah, so that's how they always suggest things I might like! That sounds both fascinating and a bit invasive... Anyway, I guess there should be other applications of this magical tool beyond online shopping, aren't there? |
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You're right. Big data is used across various fields. For example, businesses use it to predict future trends and events. It's also used in traffic management to optimize traffic flow based on real-time data. There are countless other examples of big data applications! |
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So it's in almost everywhere! I never realized how big data could have such a bigt impact on us. It feels like it's the hidden force behind many aspects of everyday life. |
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Absolutely! Big data is a strong helper for solving complex problems and making processes more efficient. I'm excited about what might happen in the future with new and creative ways to use it! |
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