Year: 2021

@rationalpsyche Very different problem. It exists and it’s amply debated. The one I’m interested in is barely discussed. #AI as a killer of #diversity (assuming it’s a correct hypothesis, which I don’t know) is not something you read very often.

I’d be interested in exploring a problem I call “The convergence towards a single taste”. Today #AI optimizes for content that is appealing to most. Peer pressure pushes the ones that are more edgy to converge as well. The same algorithms then effectively silence non-conformance.

In other words, it seems to me that the way deploy #AI (at least on social media) kills cultural diversity while we are so busy to promote it in the real world.

Am I missing something?

I always had a good feeling about Loki. I’m glad this is taking off. https://t.co/xG5jInDWWB

RT @bryan_johnson: #fNIRS2021 – full speed ahead
https://t.co/8kuWZljKOo https://t.co/Lsg3iiRcjh

I’m watching The Simpsons S20E21.

I had to pause and check the date.

Hard to believe, it was aired May 17, 2009.

This is not just a nice, uplifting story. This is the (nth) signal of a trend. The needs of growing economies will make the leaders of the future. https://t.co/7kD14ZG9zS

This is great @TheFundGlobal and, quite frankly, many funds like this should have existed much earlier than 2021. >

The Fund raises fund with focus on women-led, woman-founded startups https://t.co/1N5mXhnMdd

I love when Redhatters send me books for review. This one, to be released soon, is from @mmmmmmpc, @iranzop and @fatherlinux.

#RHEL #Linux https://t.co/KuCmIaGAv7

1/ Highly recommended read, as usual. Here’s the behind the scene dynamic that nobody ever talks about: when I was doing research in Gartner myself (10y ago now) cost management (or even just cost monitoring) was one of the hottest topics, front & centre in the mind of any IT org https://t.co/sFW7pVrT0O