Year: 2017

Get ready. Disciplines like #neuroscience are about to infiltrate daily life exactly as technology did with the advent of personal computers and the Internet.

Today every consumer is tech-aware.
Tomorrow every consumer will be neuro-aware. https://t.co/SUHhIEQT2Z

RT @hplus: UK company pioneers tissue engineering with 3D Bioprinters https://t.co/oDFTl0VXk8 #Bionics

@MDMGeek @monica1mullen @AxelTroike @KirkDBorne @evankirstel @weckerson @schmarzo @TamaraMcCleary @MikeQuindazzi @Ronald_vanLoon @hjameswilson @bindureddy @martin_wicke @mjcavaretta @CadeMetz @Reza_Zadeh @IoTRecruiting @josephsirosh @SpirosMargaris @sarahaustin I agree. Problem is that it’s quite hard for most people to see the long-term implications of AI applied to various aspects of human life unless you track on daily basis the growing amount of applications and speed of progress. That’s why I started @hplus – it makes me more aware

@RiteTag @buffer Another hard question: when is @RiteTag going to support @zapier? I read “coming soon” but I don’t know how long ago it was posted 🙂

@RiteTag @buffer I had no idea @RiteTag existed, thanks @buffer for showing it to me. Now, for the hard question: why aren’t you natively integrating with it so I don’t have to use yet another Chrome extension and a mobile app?

@cdaffara I’m afraid the problem largely is the too small dataset. I complained about Spotify’s capability to find music I like for years, but the reality is that my playlist is so small that’s probably too hard to get really accurate recommendations out of it.

I want an #AI art curator that looks at the artwork on my @instagram and uses machine learning to find other modern artists I might like. And if I say that I like none, it will generate new art from my preference (so I become the curator of my AI artist).

That’s what I want.

RT @hplus: Tomorrow’s replacement skin could be 3D printed from a new ink embedded with living bacteria https://t.co/cLDF7kEzAQ #Bionics

Dear customer,
a little secret: I’m going to slow your car down a little bit over time, so you don’t consume tires & breaks too early and you can enjoy it for 5y.

Even if I know that you buy a new model every 2y
Even if you complain that every new model is strangely slowing down

From @ycombinator Research mission statement: “We plan to do this for a long time.  If some of these projects take 25 years, that’s perfectly fine with us. ” https://t.co/JImDD1kzTF