DBTB INT Peter Bailis r
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Argues that collected data now outstrips human attention and claims the main bottleneck is prioritization rather than storage, so focus shifts to systems that surface what matters most. Emphasizes data is cheap, human attention is scarce, recommends building pipelines and interfaces that prioritize signals and reduce cognitive load, and frames the era as a practical research opportunity where excitement plus disciplined iteration yields usable tools rather than vague examples.
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