Year: 2017

@gunnarwb You and I must be using Facebook very differently because no other tool in 40y of life gave me the possibility to be so intimately connected with so many people and see so deeply into their passions and life. FB made me understand better friends and acquaintances (and vice versa)

Reality will look increasingly dull and we’ll be attracted by the screens more than ever. Imagine this happening in real time through AR glasses or smart contact lenses.

Your Life, Plastic Perfect™.

Adobe Lightroom’s auto setting is now powered by #AI https://t.co/F6WFBdTbwU

Since @Twitter introduced 280char limit, I didn’t have to cram thoughts into a single tweet once (but maybe it’s the sweet spot just for me). And what I am reading from my network is way more valuable and useful.

Now let’s see what happens with the thread feature.

Lovely morning in San Francisco getting to know @goodailab founder @mhejrati. And now to @CBinsights A-ha! 2017

A lot of things can change in 6y. Awareness, accountability, responsibility, focus, strategy, policy, hiring practices, expertise. But FB has a lot to prove > Facebook responds to former VP who said social media is destroying society.
https://t.co/iv8jcZMafj

@JamesMaguire @samcharrington Multiple things (again, from panellists):

– the implications of non-regulated AI and data bias

– the interaction between humans and machine (and how much the human brain craves data processing)

– the capability to develop appropriate policies “just before” AGI will come

@JamesMaguire @samcharrington And I am in profound disagreement with some of the things panellists are saying. I think the situation is grossly underestimated.

Fascinating. If you are not watching, you should:

US Senate hearing: Digital Decision-Making: The Building Blocks of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence https://t.co/7SIhMFZxQF

@JamesMaguire @samcharrington My comment was more for the panellists than the government. I’m actually impressed by the level of questions US senators are asking. They are not pushing hard enough, but they are asking good questions.

@samcharrington I’m not impressed…