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Most if not all of the useful data is publicly available. It’s just painful to collect, organize, and make use out of. Which is why there are always startups
by nojito 6y ago
Most if not all of the useful data is publicly available.
It’s just painful to collect, organize, and make use out of.
Which is why there are always startups and companies like palantir that come along once in a while before the us realizes they are a waste and moves on.
- lmeyerov 6y agoThat's not true at all: - data: most data for anything at the level for fraud investigations isn't open, open is very coarse. Operational is generally closed. - tools: these orgs then own the tools ecosystems, which further completes practical low-level layers of the lockin I'm not sure why the effort to misrepresent, or maybe you come from a special use case..