"It goes back and forth, depending on the witness and the attorney who is questioning the witness," said Mary Aronson, a litigation and public policy analyst who feeds her expertise in tobacco-related issues by attending court on most days.
The project involves more than a hundred people working in stealth to create a vast system of reusable, computable knowledge, from terabytes of raw data, statistics, algorithms, data feeds, and expertise.
Cambridge has fed plenty of expertise into Amazon's R&D efforts over the years — including beefing up its natural language processing technology, after the ecommerce giant acquired local startup Evi in 2012, putting that tech to work in its Alexa voice assistant.
Probst describes members of CoPs either being fed with external expertise, or making use of other CoPs either within, or from without, the CoPs company.
Actors, lawyers and criminals are all presented as part of the same showbiz swindle, and that musical feeds on the energy and expertise in practicing the art of deception.
The World Service not only calls on the BBC's sadly shrinking global news-gathering resources but a network of regional and national stringers recruited by the language services, which feed local expertise and knowledge into the entire operation.
It's so cool to see people with different expertise working together their energy feeds on each other".
In addition, Lengow has been specifically designed so that a user with no particular technical expertise can easily manage e-commerce feeds.
"Someone who is very depressed, for instance, might be avoiding their rehabilitation but the clinical team might not pick up on that being the reason why some people aren't [turning up]", she says, explaining how mental health expertise can feed into broader treatment.
Gotszling was employee No. 1 at About.me, where he worked on infrastructure, including its structured search feature — so he's evidently feeding some of that expertise into his new venture.
