Health and social care are fundamentally information-based industries, in which millions of decisions are being made, said panellist Mark Davies, medical director of Medeanalytics.
The genome of an individual consists fundamentally of information, and every individual in a free society has an absolute right to information about their own genome from a source of their choosing.
"It's now fundamentally an information fight," he said.
MIT OCW is fundamentally an information dissemination initiative.
More fundamentally, keeping information about ordinary Americans "just in case" upends the traditional relationship between a democracy and its people.
Based on fundamentally linguistic information, this model allows the integration of knowledge on the evolution of a set of parameters into a knowledge representation scheme in which time plays a fundamental role.
Or, as Jason Karas, the founder, put it, "We're not going to make you upload your utility bills and measure your carbon footprint and learn fundamentally negative information like, here's all the really bad stuff you do".
In 2000, the Joint Commission for Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations described systemic medical errors as "fundamentally an information problem" and called for the development of programs to collect and analyze medical error data.
Similarly, there are documents, which are converted into document representations (the latter differing at least by how text is tokenized, but perhaps containing fundamentally less information, as when a non-positional index is used).
Every single one of the authors that we've read so far has talked about the ways in which we are fundamentally processing information at a rational level that may or may not reach down to the other aspects of what Plato calls our soul.
Robotics systems fundamentally couple information to action in the physical world.
