Year: 2017

The *most* important implication of the Disney deal to acquire 21st Century Fox: new LEGO sets: https://t.co/ganQX58J4L

Interesting concept. However, detecting mistakes means that first machines need to understand the best practices. What’s faster/easier to implement? Machines understanding best practices and correcting human mistakes, or machines replacing humans altogether? https://t.co/5wEPPSI0qP

RT @jodikantor: Excellent questions from the wall of my daughter’s classroom. https://t.co/ntgKHYG9eU

So many startups in the Valley. Very few are true gems. I am very lucky when I meet one. This week in San Francisco I met two.

I wish London and the European scene would be as original and diverse.

If you don’t come from the IT industry, it’s easy to underestimate the importance of the hacking culture and dismiss the relevance of hackers explorations and experimentations.

That’s the attitude I’m seeing today towards #biohacking. It’s a big mistake.

@RFFlores @asanwal Your brain is designed by natural selection to operate in that exact way, and you do it on daily basis. And you never complain. How come?

As @asanwal said yesterday (and brilliant others before him): being paranoid is good. And not only if you are a startup.

Always watch out for emerging threats. Never assume that you won. Take a firm position and execute accordingly but always question and revisit your worldview

Aurora Flight Sciences demonstrates a fully autonomous helicopter in action https://t.co/zYQXFPWeQw

This rather wonderful talk made me think about the possibility of a new class of cyber attacks: “bias injection”. https://t.co/LZkI7I3E1m

.@cbinsights #AhaCBI is over (it took me the whole conference to figure out the hashtag):

Best interview: @chamath
Best session: @EstherWojcicki

Those two people spoke about the future way more than all the others combined.