My interpretation of the original article was FT saying, "Let's not get too ahead of ourselves on promising the world." Today's Big Data's promises were AI pro

My interpretation of the original article was FT saying, "Let's not get too ahead of ourselves on promising the world." Today's Big Data's promises were AI promises of the past. The hype may be overdone (the Oakland As couldn't win the world series on Moneyball ideas, and eventually they stopping working so well) but that doesn't change the reality that many businesses run better when driven by data.