Interesting class. However from what I have seen, the current assumption is that to lead any #AI enterprise you have to be a data scientist. I can imagine how conversations with CIOs will go… > @Udacity launches nontechnical AI product manager nanodegree https://t.co/N7FSXLmW8f

Massive, @Microsoft. I hope the #AI also addresses the nervous coughing that some speakers use in between words. I hope @Google will follow this great example ASAP > PowerPoint will listen to rehearsals to help you stop swearing and stuttering https://t.co/YAlrqQPayw

This is a wonderful move @Nike. I hope many others will follow your lead > Nike introduces plus-size and para-sport mannequins to London store https://t.co/0Ypj4edpPh

@sallamar What would you do to solve them if you were a kid?

RT @TEDTalks: Anger is a powerful and healthy force in your life. @rycmart https://t.co/Ze4SFXZmWH

Speaking of which:
https://t.co/wpLs4ghEMu

To say the least. 4/7 years in and Alexa and Siri still are little more than glorified timers > “none of the virtual assistants really deliver on the promise of eventually being able to understand people as naturally as other people can understand them” https://t.co/ZLUD8wbibo

I can hear the sound of Instagram unattainable beauty kingdom crumbling > @Adobe’s prototype AI tool automatically spots Photoshopped faces https://t.co/6pT95T7NXm

Qs
– for @Huawei: are you doing this to help Apple promote its new privacy-focused iOS 13?
– for @bookingcom: who thought this was a good idea?
– for everybody else: ready for an Android fork?

Huawei is showing ads on lockscreens for some of its phones https://t.co/vvSk1mHJNF

I’m reading IT product names that include the word “universal”. That seems a bit extreme, even for the most daring marketing practice. I thought the last place where we used it was the Bible…