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In Canada, we have an unfenced backyard and need to combine AI with satellites to solve a series of key geographic, political, sovereignty, and climate-related problems.
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Deep horizontals
AI adoption is facing the same problems that Geospatial has been struggling with. Services-driven products are one solution, MIT, A16Z, and OpenAI all…
Aug 25
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Will Cadell
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Prompt disruption, geoAI took my job.
It’s all hot air until AI takes your job. In the geospatial community of practice, AI tools are making an increasingly big impact. We can choose to flip…
Apr 27
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Will Cadell
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Modern geospatial
It's Geo, but not as we know it.
Dec 15, 2023
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Will Cadell
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The geospatial product trap
Too often we fall in love with the technology, not the problem.
Aug 12, 2023
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Will Cadell
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Our truth
In a time of deep fakes, how can the Earth observation community push back against artificial representations of Planetary events?
Sep 28
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Will Cadell
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Vibing proofs of concept
A short video with Sparkgeo's CTO, Dustin Sampson, on vibe coding for fast proofs of concept.
Sep 23
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Will Cadell
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Words matter
Finding a narrative for the opportunity of geospatial.
Sep 21
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Will Cadell
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Shadow comparisons
Continuing my thoughts on deep horizontals, looking at AI and Geospatial economics. Another point of comparison is the use of consumer tools in…
Aug 25
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Will Cadell
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Deep horizontals
AI adoption is facing the same problems that Geospatial has been struggling with. Services-driven products are one solution, MIT, A16Z, and OpenAI all…
Aug 25
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Will Cadell
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Technologies and principles
A scatter gun of Geospatial & EO reflections from two weeks in Europe.
Jul 16
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Will Cadell
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