Year: 2018

@gigabarb @VirtualTal @WSJ Hence my impromptu survey about Siri shortcuts this morning 🙂

Fascinating paper. Surveillance states start with the best intentions. > Drones taught to spot violent behavior in crowds using AI https://t.co/QRwPBt7nPV

The need to touch/see fabrics is real @benlovejoy, at least for certain buyers and/or premium outfits. But sending samples + at home 3D body scans is cheaper than owning a store

Changing room body scanner uses app to keep your body measurements private https://t.co/FVrVc0yNc1

Leap Motion open-sources North Star AR headset design and guide https://t.co/52BMJWhcm2

And after this presentation, I’ll spend the rest of the week in Tel-Aviv to check the cybersecurity scene in person. https://t.co/4eyUBTEltU

RT @hplus: From Augmented Reality to Altered Reality https://t.co/TiSXPgiZnw #AR

Putting the finishing touches to my presentation for next week at the #DCE18 in Monaco: “Is The Enterprise Security Landscape Really Evolving?”

I count on the many brilliant business and IT leaders present at the event for an engaging, controversial conversation.

Siri shortcuts: https://t.co/eKx8RnwJ0n

Is this an indicator of:

And recommended especially to the ones that were interested in the recent story about Google employees resigning because the company is contributing #AI technologies to a military project: https://t.co/zWHaPAxhdO

The book is an inconclusive yet fascinating series of hypothesis about how existing laws apply to current & future scenarios involving automated & autonomous weapons (from drones powered by #AI to supersoldiers augmented by bionic prosthetics and neural interfaces). Recommended. https://t.co/Bpxdbf5VHL