Year: 2018

@dberkholz You *should* absolutely expect the same. And it’s painful to me when it’s not the case.

There’s a new generation of CIOs coming.

This is a thing that is really not clear to a lot of people. And it will destroy their status quo.

You would expect that, in 2018, a firm that charges tens of thousands of dollars in advisory and consulting services would be amazing at slide decks and newsletter design, as they have large diffusion and represent the brand.

No.

Surprisingly, quite a few. https://t.co/7ol4LkZBrR

Apparently, my idea was not completely crazy. In April 2017 @marktemp published a research about this: https://t.co/4WbfmRC3zf – listen to the clips!

I’m reading “Genome” (Ridley) and a bizarre thought crossed my mind: did anybody ever try to associate musical notes to the four bases and “play the #DNA” of a person?

Let’s do this: from now on, every time somebody comes up on social media with a fabulous scenario where #AI does this and that, it’s mandatory that he/she describes all the integration points and data sharing necessary across all involved systems to make it happen.

Research (yes, an actual paper): #LEGO products have become more complex https://t.co/MIjXRxuVUD https://t.co/LQp6JgYeyB

The truth is that it’s incredibly difficult for somebody to image what #AI could do (regardless of its limitations) without seeing practical examples first.

Creative minds will become a highly desirable asset.

Ford plans to develop a connected car open-source platform https://t.co/7q6WMVVIFo