More on #AI self-supervised learning: https://t.co/nTrHF3Z9JZ

Exceptional summary of the research efforts done so far about the approach known as “self-supervised learning” (which Yann LeCun considers the future of #AI). I like it a lot > https://t.co/EJU7zed3n2 https://t.co/wrtwabRVpM

I highly recommend to stop what you are doing and take a look for 5 minutes at the synthetic models that this startup generates: https://www.rosebud.ai/models

From this there’s no return.

As I watched online both our own @RedHatSummit and the ongoing @IBM #Think2020 conference, I realized that in a future without physical events, every speaker will have to become a professional showman (with all it implies).

“The Tesla Model 3 became the biggest selling car of the month because the Californian group was still operating delivery services, unaffected by showroom closures. ”

UK car sales fall 97% in worst month since 1946 https://t.co/2JCGeR3BAI

I first heard about this tech 3y ago, at the @TEDTalks TEDGlobal in Tanzania in an intimate workshop where I was busy touching the brain of multiple animals. It was unbelievable then as it is today (the tech, not the brains). Congrats to @KonikuTech & @Airbus. What a journey. https://t.co/bldeGZQvAD

The explanation of why scams are so poorly written and so hard to believe is always fascinating, no matter how many times I read it over the years. In this case, it’s Dennett in his “From Bacteria to Bach and Back” that mentions it: https://t.co/uv2KWBPZgI

Patent offices have ruled that #AI cannot be a legal inventor. A decision that, as I said, I believe we’ll review many times. In this long must-read passage Daniel Dennett gives a good reason for future reconsiderations: https://t.co/rZTo1XG6TU

We have seen early attempts to build #AI-powered mirrors in the past 3+ years. This is the moment the market might be the most receptive despite all privacy implications. Imagine what happens if, as I suggested multiple times, Amazon releases a smart mirror that gets size right. https://t.co/UdZmtw5Qli

Like others, the Art industry has been devastated by #COVID19. Many small galleries have closed and I received help requests from all over the world. Yet, exceptional art is still made available for free, like the wonderful @NationalTheatre’s Frankenstein: https://t.co/mAFJeu2xKy https://t.co/FcjR9xDJIB