As someone unfamiliar with data science, this was informative to both get a sense of what it is, in addition to how popular understanding of its consequences have been too simplistic.
I'm curious if you plan to create a general framework from the current studies on domain experts and data scientists in terms of when or where they may be more dominant in distinct fields. From the examples of judges, police, and nurses, I wonder if one can expect any instance of domain experts having the final word when they can choose to apply data science findings, versus front-line workers like drivers who have no autonomy.
As someone unfamiliar with data science, this was informative to both get a sense of what it is, in addition to how popular understanding of its consequences have been too simplistic.
I'm curious if you plan to create a general framework from the current studies on domain experts and data scientists in terms of when or where they may be more dominant in distinct fields. From the examples of judges, police, and nurses, I wonder if one can expect any instance of domain experts having the final word when they can choose to apply data science findings, versus front-line workers like drivers who have no autonomy.