I am glad the conversation is finally taking place > DEEPFAKES Accountability Act would impose unenforceable rules — but it’s a start https://t.co/bc2F6emcI1

@fintanr @garyolliffe Funny you are talking about this. Earlier today I was about to write that in every industry I have familiarity with, history review is a critical aspect of innovation. IT is the only industry I know where history is completely ignored and nobody seems to have a problem with it.

*Everybody* complains about battery life in modern smartphones AND these increasingly big extrusions for cameras are ugly. I truly don’t understand why enclosures can’t just be bigger > Google and Apple are ushering in an era of ugly square phone cameras https://t.co/UP8LAKwTN1

It really escapes me why I can stream music to a @Sonos Playbar from both Spotify and Alexa, but not from @Apple Music via AirPlay.

And no, I won’t use the Sonos music player app as it’s a sub-par experience.

@davemcclure Which are increasingly less accurate (at least for Uber) in London. Sometimes by an error of 2x or 3x. Here’s an example: https://t.co/t9ZJDBlFGk

@nickpatience @esignoretti @451Research I’m pretty sure “big four” was the title of the slide, Nick. And if it wasn’t, I certainly heard it mentioned. It’s not my habit to make things up and post them online.

And yet, a much more capable human brain consumes only 20W. So *maybe* we are not on the right path? > “OpenAI says the amount of computing power needed to train the largest #AI models is doubling every three and a half months” https://t.co/Wx6H2rlntv

It’s scary when you hear “#AI doesn’t have to be the state of the art, it has to be just good enough” from people in venture capital.

This is how much your data scientists are worth according to @451Research insights on M&A activity in #AI https://t.co/nX5pMzN3zk

@esignoretti @451Research This is about western market.