Reviewing the #AI & #Robotics vs. #COVID19 repository of initiatives launched by the @EU_Commission. Some interesting projects in there but I’m afraid we’ll need a lot more: https://t.co/iHy6dVkS2q

Must-read story for anybody interested in #AI. It’s easy to put the word “open” in a mission statement or a corporate name. Much harder is to fully embrace the implications of the word > The messy, secretive reality behind @OpenAI’s bid to save the world https://t.co/0gHrSUOm0U

I am a big fan of RSS. Never stopped using it, even after it fell out of fashion. I couldn’t acquire the information I get every day from hundreds of sources without RSS. Now I just discovered the wonderful and open source RSSHub by @DIYgod: https://t.co/GrtsPGNNNY https://t.co/HSuWvdyYag

RT @addyosmani: Using JavaScript & TensorFlow.js to remove people from backgrounds in real-time. Try https://t.co/ypj27K5ANQ by @jason_maye…

Once #Covid19 will be vanquished, it will be interesting to see if these two events will have permanently altered the food market in the city.

The collapse of major supermarkets’ distribution in #London is having a twofold effect: on one side, consumers are rediscovering the relationship with local/hyper-local producers and building new trust, on the other side, those producers are learning the value and impact of tech.

@simoncrosby https://t.co/Lhl2V42GP9

How the tone of the communications about #COVID19 has changed in #London https://t.co/KgxXb2QcEI

Of course, without strong privacy laws and policies in place, even the best intention can be abused (especially with the excuse of a crisis) >Telco metadata grab is for modelling COVID-19 spread, not tracking citizens, says @EU_Commission https://t.co/d5lKHyKE3b

“Cost Analysis – An x86 Massacre”- Amazon’s Arm-based Graviton2 Against AMD and Intel: Comparing Cloud Compute https://t.co/EOKq8dejTP