Year: 2018

Called it. Somebody doesn’t seem to realize that even consumer-grade applications can have a mission critical role, and this behaviour disintegrates consumer trust: https://t.co/QGab5mCeR2 https://t.co/qFZy4SSSDg

After switching back to iOS and the iPhone X, I was able to explore & experiment #AR apps a lot more. I realised something: holding the phone all the time to visualise AR content is really stupid.
Until we have smart glasses/lenses, AR won’t be viable outside industrial scenarios

If @Netflix buys theatres, they’ll get in control of the whole experience, end to end, and all the data. A lot more innovation would be possible. > Netflix has reportedly considered buying theaters to screen its movies https://t.co/djP7EPNzuS

And that’s how you present your #AI startup. https://t.co/feegoHtRU0

Data-hungry. > New – Registry of Open Data on AWS (RODA) https://t.co/PBtXORjwCu

Another opportunity to observe the #AI ecosystem in the UK thrive at the @LDN_AI meetup. Tonight kindly hosted by @MSFTReactor. See you there.

This is what happens when you make an experience frictionless > Jeff Bezos: Amazon Prime has more than 100 million members https://t.co/dAVrtuMheQ

RT @algorithmia: Twitter data is some of the best stuff out there for applications like sentiment analysis or topic modeling. Check out our…

One of the biggest challenges in doing presentations that exclusively use images representing analogies of the concepts you are describing is that you can’t use the keywords to find stock pictures. Especially if you try to be funny.

@mjasay I’m not sure I’ll be able to redistribute these slide publicly. If so, sure.

(but I am a bit offended that I’m not worth the trip to Seoul)