Year: 2018

Apple can’t possibly believe that people would hold their iPads or iPhones to play AR games / apps for more than a few minutes. It’s too awkward. This must be all in preparation of an AR visor/glasses. #WWDC18

LinkedIn + GitHub. How to know who, where and why.

Must-read > “Awkwardly, organizations that undertake heroic levels of CSP risk assessment effort fail to demonstrate a significant difference in experience in comparison to organizations that barely bother.” – Gartner: 10 Years of Cloud Security https://t.co/EBlJLoE3WV

Fascinating legal implications for the use of neural interfaces that alter reality rather than just augmenting it from “Dehumanization of Warfare” https://t.co/epWoXMqFE2

Eye opening reading about the complexity of #AI > Lessons Learned Reproducing a Deep Reinforcement Learning Paper https://t.co/Yhulf55TN0

#GDPR at work. The Forbes website asks me to review the cookie policy. I opt out everything but “required cookies”, disabling the ones that track my behaviour and the ones that provide targeted ads.

This is what I get at the end of the process, as I am stuck in an endless loop. https://t.co/VqNFyEgDlV

“The first paragraph, where you lay out what’s about to happen. The half-apology you use to preface your comments at the meeting. The email that takes a paragraph or two to get to the point.. You can skip those.” https://t.co/85d46Esko1

I’m a fan of the company. This is really interesting > @pymetrics open-sources Audit AI, an algorithm bias detection tool https://t.co/yZnS4OLeEL #AI

RT @david_sontag: I’ve been increasingly worried about the fairness of machine learning in healthcare. ML is being used to prioritize care,…

I am exceptionally interested in AI-driven healthcare (it relates to all research in human body augmentation I’d doing with my H+ side project). This is one to watch. https://t.co/SduWtQt9Kt