Informatik, Society
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Big Data
Big Chance – Big Risk
Original soundtrack young woman: “Big data? Well, I suppose this is just a huge amount of data ... Big and data ... so it’s a large amount of data!” Original soundtrack young woman: “Big data? I don’t know that word. Maybe ... it might have something to do with data, a large network of data ... I can’t really imagine what it is. Big data ...” Original soundtrack young man: “Big data? Honestly, I've no idea. A big date, with a lot of people ... Big data? No idea.” The term “big data” is new and a little vague because it is ambiguous. But it describes a number of processes and developments that have emerged with the capture and collection of data amounts that are so large that they can only be processed by means of machines.
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- <>Target Groups : Sek I, Sek II
- <> Subject : Informatik, Society
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