What Does Machine-Generated Data Mean?
Machine-generated data is information that is the explicit result of a computer process or application process, created without human intervention. This means that data manually entered by an end user are definitely not considered to be machine generated. These data cross all sectors which make use of computers in any of their daily operations, and humans increasingly generate this data unknowingly, or at least cause it to be generated by the machine.
Techopedia Explains Machine-Generated Data
There are two conflicting ideas about the breadth of machine-generated data. The first idea is from the person largely credited to have coined the term, Curt Monash of Monash Research.
