Year: 2019

Most people don’t like to think about humans as numbers and algorithms, and reject the notion altogether. And yet, ironically, so many people love all those tech gadgets that, wave after wave, are increasingly exposing numbers and algorithms that define us.

Of all IT vendors on the market, I can only think about Google and IBM doing serious, massive investments on human body enhancements. https://t.co/rgIFPIiFCm

I start the year preparing the keynote for our @Ansible Automate event in Madrid (Jan 30). One of the questions I want to ask aloud on stage is: what’s the future of automation? (not just the future of Ansible). I have some ideas about where things should go.

Maybe creating an artificial general intelligence is a mistake after all. https://t.co/K1ELcxgrgf

That’s what I was waiting for. I hope @Motiv will allow NCF payments with Apple Pay in UK as part of this launch > Motiv’s fitness ring is turning into a biometric security device https://t.co/ifjiEqqGqA

Precisely, @ctrlzee > “It’s like the industry is telling us, kick back, binge on a show, and stuff your face until this nightmare has come to an end.” > The biggest show in tech is ignoring the biggest problem in tech https://t.co/0XaXrYQdWT

Interesting change. A bet a lot of users wanted to try GitHub but didn’t want to expose their work to the world > GitHub private repositories open to non-paying users https://t.co/NzwQFz8BM0

Reading #CES2019 coverage. Nothing has changed, except that now there are exhaust vent with embedded TVs. That’s not what I meant when I said “cooking”. Again: what are you thinking?? https://t.co/OWpBN6VvDe

I’d love to see this demo, I hope it’ll be recorded. My biggest concern is the risk that #AI doesn’t pick the subtleties that make the whole difference. Who controls the controller? > IBM’s Project Debater AI helps humans process complex arguments https://t.co/Vo9JR3eAfV

“The power to innovate, but ask for rules of thumb instead.” > The Spiderman Paradox https://t.co/ehpYYReUuQ