Year: 2017

What if, thanks to computer vision, we could have augmented TV?

For educational purpose for example. You stop a movie and you get an information overlay about what you are seeing on screen (characters, context, background, etc.)

Next Thursday (Nov 16) Red Hat hosts a virtual event about IT security. We’ll talk about vulnerability management, compliance enforcement, and more. I’ll open the event with the keynote “Security Risks and Opportunities in Cloud Automation” – Take a look: https://t.co/BrnCsSQNLc

RT @RedHatNews: #RedHat introduces #ARM server support for Red Hat Enterprise #Linux https://t.co/P9Geyq8ova #RHEL @arm

RT @NautilusMag: Algorithms seem to exist in nature, too.
https://t.co/nVyc2CMcBw

We hire different personalities for different job roles. But we don’t teach lessons and measure performance and progress according to different personalities. Disruption in education will require having very uncomfortable conversations that we stopped having a long time ago.

RT @ghadfield: Dubai: 100% transactions on a blockchain by 2020; 25% construction via 3D printing & 25% driverless transport by 2030 #GFC20…

“Autonomous Vehicle Ethics: Stock or Custom?” by @AnthroPunk – https://t.co/r38y3ta08l? < You might find this interesting @ghadfield, we talked about it (before I started running after a non-autonomous vehicle across Soho).

RT @hplus: We are entering a cycle where humans and algorithms are adapting to each other https://t.co/DGLlyqyOb8 #AI

@AnthroPunk @emorisse @mf42 The link to “Exploring Cooperation with Social Machines” is broken both on this page and on the wiki homepage. I found a copy of the paper somewhere else, anyway.

RT @hplus: Implementing algorithms in the form of scripts has been an early step in training humans to be more like machines https://t.co/C…