It always starts with the best intentions. From here to a world where federated #AI algorithms will recognize us anywhere in the world, it’s a short leap. > US facial recognition will cover 97 percent of departing airline passengers within four years https://t.co/tcpvVcoJEY

Here’s another example of why some form of dataset disclosure is critical for the long-term viability of #AI > The legal problems with AI and music are coming, and no one’s prepared https://t.co/vDgdykfmWv

Always nice to hear the pitch of a new startup. #Cybersecurity, in this case. The security market is more active than ever.

Unsurprising, as I have seen this happening almost every day during my career > We Really Do Shoot the Messengers of Bad News, Research Suggests https://t.co/I6sb4XXJTC

It always depends if you are “just” closing the quarter or building a relationship with the customer.

What’s easier to sell for the sales force is not necessarily the best for the customers. The effectiveness of a software offering should be measured by how much of it ends up being shelfware, not by bookings.

Easier to sell is just a shortcut with no legs in the long term.

And this is exactly why I am advocating so strongly for dataset information disclosure. Without it, #AI remains a black box > New York City’s algorithm task force is fracturing https://t.co/ulixCub8s1

Dear @LinkedIn,
A different organization of the information in user profiles (and a different wording used for network updates) would help avoiding panic attacks.

I liked it, but no. I changed my mind. This is worth a retweet. https://t.co/U5gtPF69tI

The Human Brain Has been Getting Smaller Since the Stone Age https://t.co/bmZ3AmcySk