@cbredesen First and foremost, we need legislation. We’ll see about the technical implementation later.

If, hypothetically speaking, I’d create 4 different videos of the same political candidate saying 4 opposite things, and I’d spread them over social media just before an election, what would be the chances to disintegrate his/her credibility by confusing the electorate? https://t.co/2jn62MSnLJ

It will be very interesting to see if and how this will change the dynamics of open source collaboration @Microsoft > @GitHub launches Sponsors, a Patreon-style funding tool for developers https://t.co/mQq1wN0IRV

Told you: https://t.co/Hfx8arcxoK https://t.co/Ar8395NsLH

A quarter of Google Duplex calls are actually placed by humans https://t.co/6WDzlC2Sqi https://t.co/wPfIhYyXAC

This really is a first world problem but it’s a perfect example of how little progress has been made in voice UIs over the last 5 years. I only use my @amazonecho for silly things > Smart assistants have totally slept on sleep timers and I’m tired of it https://t.co/or2AZwNEgI

If this whole thing was a way to prove who has the upper hand, good job. Of course there’s the little issue of impacting the global economy, but it’s a minor annoyance. > ARM cuts ties with Huawei, threatening future chip designs https://t.co/3K0gPKauvE

Jobs-to-be-Done theory applied to the milkshake. Must read. > https://t.co/T4zngeMI4O

“Every opportunity is attached to a person. Opportunities do not float like clouds in the sky. They’re attached to people. If you’re looking for an opportunity — including one that has a financial payoff — you’re really looking for a person.”
— Ben Casnocha

“You discovered three months in that your “artificial intelligence” was actually 50 people in Bolivia manually reviewing images.” > Everybody’s Rich but You https://t.co/7cZ5DgsfGz