I sleep like a baby at night. https://t.co/XiO9jhxTbA

The endless parade of smiling pics on LinkedIn are there to inspire confidence and trust, but paint a very unrealistic picture of human condition >

Training #AI algorithms on mostly smiling faces reduces accuracy and introduces bias, according to research https://t.co/0qebC0pvxJ

Paradox: the more visibility we’ll try to gain through additional instrumentation of IT systems the blinder we’ll become.

I’ve been talking for years now about deepfakes and the risks of a #post-real era. This is a must-read article about that kind of #AI. Be sure to scroll up and down and play with the widgets: https://t.co/BGewR4EcnY

“The thing with those blockbuster games is that they need a box office release. They cost more than $100 million to make these days and in order to be able to do that and bring new IP to the market” > https://t.co/CQnFvZhh1X

The Google Books Ngram Viewer is a powerful tool to understand how language changes over centuries through its use in literature. I thought it would be interesting to search for the 7 basic emotions. https://t.co/GjsMvxJFIZ https://t.co/wsjYjEBvFI

6/ Maybe the problem is that most vendors tried to build a CMP with the mindset of building a sedan (with all the implications in terms of R&D, release schedule, pricing, marketing, etc.).

5/ Airbus and Boeing sell airliners to an exceptionally small set of customers, charging an exorbitant price but delivering a machine that lasts for decades and basically flies itself.

4/ The best analogy I can think about is that of an airliner (coincidentally, both an airliner and a CMP need an enormous amount of automation to do their job well).

3/ The research I have done and the daily conversations with clients I had when I was in Gartner, for years, tell me that’s not the case.

The second possibility is that a CMP is not a terrible idea but it has an incredibly niche market.