After seeing the term "gold rush" get thrown around, I compared a 19th century gold rush to a (supposed) deep learning / data-based gold rush in terms of econom

After seeing the term "gold rush" get thrown around, I compared a 19th century gold rush to a (supposed) deep learning / data-based gold rush in terms of economic terms (e.g. rivalry and excludability): http://djwonk.tumblr.com/post/87513512919/economics-of-a-supposed-deep-learning-gold-rush http://djwonk.tumblr.com/post/87513512919/economics-of-a-sup... UPDATE: My commentary may have conflated "data analytics" with "deep learning". I probably should disentangle them.