Year: 2017

Your dystopian future has arrived. With tales of life improvement seasoning, just as you’d expect.

Powered by #AI and AWS. #AWSreInvent

Imagine a new-gen developer that starts her/his career learning and working on nothing but AWS Lambda.

That experience will shape forever her/his worldwide and expectations about how IT works. Everything we know and do today will be irrelevant.

This is the issue. #AWSreinvent

Hence my comment last year about the increasing struggle for average customers to keep up (and the increasing opportunities for consulting firms to advice on best course of action to achieve goal X) https://t.co/YILt0sWtIO

@ghaff Removing people is not much of a concern to me. Putting people is. Or altering the position of objects in a scene. It’s a very dangerous game to play.

I wonder about the legal implications /cc @ghadfield ?

Extreme photo-editing already is a massive problem but requires significant skills. With #AI everybody could go as far as altering reality:

Adobe teases AI-powered Photoshop tool for automatically selecting people with a single click [Video].
https://t.co/qfKHdvmNcI

@BettyJunod @monadic @AWSreInvent Yep. (Trapped in two different queues. Or maybe the same on.

Story of the modern human condition.)

Videos of people and machines working next to each other in an Amazon warehouse is the most tangible and vivid example of humans and robots cooperation I have seen so far. #AWSreInvent

Critical insight on cost optimization at #AWSreInvent courtesy of @Expedia https://t.co/Hq9z7nuleQ

Voice is most definitely not a good UI to output long reports (where long is longer than 2-3 short items).

Too much has to improve in terms of conversation flow, tone, pauses, for people to really understand a long reported like if a human would be talking.

Interesting #AWSreInvent session about security, Lambda, automation and Alexa. A lot of potential.

Unfortunately Alexa voice UI remains so inflexible that it’s way too easy to forget proper syntax for dedicated skills, especially in under-pressure situations, like an attack.