Year: 2021

“It is curious that physical courage should be so common in the world, and moral courage so rare.” —Mark Twain

“We have to check who has got the best competency to catch what the customer is thinking. For this, we can do the partnership, but that is to adapt their services to our product, not vice versa.”

Apple approached Nissan to work on autonomous car project https://t.co/idjLxioWU4

One of the worst things that startup founders (or any company owner) can do is letting their customer service lying to the customers.

Trust is the only asset that sets you apart from market noise. Destroy that and you become just a commodity, replaced at the first opportunity.

RT @haiyan: If you are interested in Gaming and AI research, be sure to check out our upcoming Summit on Feb 23, 24. Bringing together the…

Watch this 1min video. Don’t dismiss it. It seems about video games, but it’s not aboud video games. We are so close to creating the right conditions for a new era in human history. >

MetaHuman Creator: High-Fidelity Digital Humans Made Easy
https://t.co/cm7zKiJ1PI https://t.co/1YyvFzg34U

Because schools have brainwashed us into thinking that results and compliance matter more than the learning process. And everybody wants to be a winner. >

The easy way down https://t.co/pGGH5omdUq https://t.co/GyxLrxxYk0

RT @StatistaCharts: Heathrow Airport near London reported its 2020 traffic volume figures and revealed that compared to the same period las…

Word of the year: “observability”. Like every new cool word is abused+overloaded beyond its meaning. Warning: enabling telemetry does NOT imply gaining insights, and certainly doesn’t imply problem resolution. It’d be like saying that seeing implies reasoning and, in turn, moving

@AndyThurai @NYC_AI_GUY @DavideZilli What if it’s not possible to remove the bias from AI? We cannot remove the bias from humans. And AI is an artefact of human activity.

Mitigating the most glaring examples of bias, in both humans and algorithms, ok. But then you have the hidden, dangerous subtleties that remain.

@NYC_AI_GUY @DavideZilli @AndyThurai I didn’t do any formal research on this, but I’m confident that at least 84% of CEOs say that human-based decisions must be explainable in order to be trusted, too. Yet, the industry moves forward by riding waves of truly unexplainable decisions…