Year: 2018

This is a great news, @KHARIJOHNSON > @IntelAI Lab open-sources library for deep learning-driven NLP https://t.co/UA3WL1N7Qn

If you think this will not happen all around the world, after China reported that they successfully tracked a suspect at a concert with 50,000 people thanks to #AI, you are crazy > Orlando Police scramble to defend Amazon facial recognition pilot https://t.co/0V03LD8zie

Interesting, thanks @vladsavov. In Homo Deus, @harari_yuval talks about the increasing value of data and the dataism ideology. The question is: why did it leak? Why now? > Google’s Selfish Ledger is an unsettling vision of Silicon Valley social engineering https://t.co/cG5ZzhxH2a

I just discovered the immensely popular open source project @Sonic_Pi to *live* compose and perform music as code.

It’s beyond incredible to me (watch YouTube videos to understand). I look forward to attending this exhibition in person. https://t.co/twkN2Ytk3o

That’s what I was talking about the other day. I wonder what @jimmy_wales thinks about this initiative 🙂 https://t.co/QC8FshhBOV

I can’t think about a single product (except an editorial one) that I wouldn’t build as a platform in 2018.

Most ideas I see in Enterprise IT are not new but concepts remained dormant for over a decade due to technology and market immaturity.

It’s amazing to finally being able to test hypothesis conceived 15y ago, which have the potential to revolutionize established markers.

Is there any big idea, a truly new idea, still unexplored in enterprise IT?

Planting seeds. https://t.co/hAX2GAHCaR

It turns out that @Pinterest is amazing at this task. I discovered it by pure coincidence given that I am not a user. Now I am really curious to upload there all the artworks I publish on Instagram and see what happens. https://t.co/SX3uIki71F