Really good article @JoeSchorr. In particular, I agree with the point about how CISOs present themselves. > CISOs: You need to manage by ‘walking around’ https://t.co/gmLusF2rjm

This week in Spain and Sweden for customer visits. Next week, in Florida for the opening keynote of the @Densify Symposium. Of course, I’ll be talking about the future of #automation and the possible role of #AI in it. https://t.co/PKZqN3EmzQ

In an ideal, future world, #AI would be used to simulate the execution of a given automation workflow against an enormous number of events, including the most implausible, and combinations of them.

If you are working on a similar technology, get in touch.

Automation (from this example to latest Facebook outage) works against you, and maximizes the damage, if the underlying logic being automated (or the architecture that supports it) is flawed > Deadly Boeing crashes raise questions about airplane automation https://t.co/rUJdXlpysi

Creative Commons says it can’t protect your photos from ending up in a facial recognition database https://t.co/69QIdg749X

This is a critical bill. I’m pleasantly surprised that this conversation is happening now, do early on. I hope other countries will follow as quickly > New facial recognition bill would require consent before companies could share data https://t.co/0XMw6KKKta

.@swagitda_ commenting on #RSAC2019, worth resharing here: https://t.co/GCTEbWaEvK

Scientists have discovered a shape that blocks all sound–even your co-workers https://t.co/RPxNfBP8ia

Smart, and fast(er than competitors) > @Microsoft launches #AI Business School https://t.co/91gIQhnB4u

What people do is roaming from a free service to another (for two decades now) until the selected one gets polluted with too much ads/spam to become unbearable. It’s not a long-term sustainable model. https://t.co/YdCfixPMD7