Just released by the European #AI Alliance > “Policy and investment recommendations for trustworthy Artificial Intelligence” https://t.co/KU2WxPME3e

Another interesting morning read from @Gartner_Inc: “#AI as a Target and Tool: An Attacker’s Perspective on ML” – https://t.co/zwvyJGX6Ed

Imagine if @Apple Face ID would be just the first step of something much bigger in the work. Something like eye tracking based UIs.

As for any other “Head of X”. The only one in charge is the one in charge >

“Most orgs have someone that they call the head of marketing, but unlike the other departments, this person’s job is usually more tactical and less strategic than it could be.” https://t.co/Jx29An7ak8

Remember that IT is a small industry. Trying to steal ideas bites back sooner than you expect.

#AI reading from Gartner this morning: “ML: FAQs From Clients”: https://t.co/ewYHj53oNw

With:
– How Do We Evaluate the ROI From AI Techniques (Including ML) Investments?
– What Are the Technical Pitfalls of ML?
– How Can We Be Sure the Vendor’s Claims of Deploying AI Are True?

Imagine if the adoption gap between emerging products start to get even shorter among tech companies and somebody starts to call it an addiction.

Fun to think about it, huh?

This is also why no tool you are using is ever as cool as the next tool. The more you use your new tool, the more the next tool will be cooler.

Today’s rush from one emerging tech to another is just an unconscious attempt to keep the dopamine rush.

2/ The response to any reward must habituate with repetition, so that the system can respond over its full range to the next new thing.

From Behave (Sapolsky)

1/ Dopaminergic responses to reward are not absolute but relative to the reward value of alternative outcomes. In order to provide the pleasures of both mathematics and orgasms, the system must constantly rescale to accommodate the range of intensity offered by particular stimuli