What can Apple do to compete with BlackBerry and Nokia? Not much. >

What can @Google do to compete with the Apple Watch? Not much https://t.co/SVzgDbaiCN

Just registered for the BlackHat Europe. With the upcoming release of Ansible Security Automation, it seems sensible I go. #BHEU

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Another MUST-WATCH: this is for all the people that have minimized the #AI application commonly known as “deepfake”. https://t.co/x5UalNukMy

Nice recognition from @RedHat as “Inventor” for my pending patent application in the field of security automation.

It took a very long time to move from the initial vision of #Ansible Security Automation to its actual implementation, but we are incredibly close now. Stay tuned.

@sallamar Some days are more inspired than others. The fact that I am taking another look at the so-called “AIOps” market helps.

Without question, the most common ask to vendor I have seen from large enterprises in my 20y of career is to provide use-case/industry specific content (guidance, workflows, UIs, etc). The more they ask, the more vendors insist in delivering general-purpose platforms and content.

The “AIOps” vendors that actually use #AI and actually have applied ML to solve problem X, have done so to incrementally improve accuracy of previously used methods. I have never seem an AIOps vendor using AI to unlock a completely new capability. Yet, I believe there are some.

I *never* heard an from “AIOps” vendor either of these two statements:
1. Before ML, we used to do in way X.
2. When applying ML to the use case, the difference is X.

So what exactly is the value that #AI adds to the solution?

RT @doppenhe: Today we welcomed the 100,000 user to @algorithmia.