@ChrisShort Easy trick to tell: if it’s non-sense, it’s the real me. If it’s serious and meaningful, it’s a social media manager impersonating me while I am sleeping.

Digital forensic is going to be a top job in the near future > McAfee shows how deep fakes can circumvent cybersecurity https://t.co/4AuhDfomcl

Love the Android logo > Apple, Google, and Netflix logos get a Bauhaus makeover https://t.co/SAMWv8Lnzn

Shocking, I tell you. BTW, great 150 pages report @MMC_Ventures. I’ll read it with much interest. > 40% of “AI startups” in Europe don’t actually use AI, claims report https://t.co/my3mv5YV9W

Data-driven corporate plans. https://t.co/ycWPBfGPQc

A secondary implication of this incredible accuracy reached by #AI is that as soon as you are mistaken the first time, you start to doubt about yourself and nothing of what’s in front of you is credible anymore.

It took me over 60s to decide and I did it wrong. And I was on high alert. And I am supposed to know better.

Imagine the average citizen, out of this context, watching the news, talking to a new connection on social media, reading an email. And this is just still pics for now.. https://t.co/EWmAx4cOIw

Every word of this, every morning of every week of every month of every year:

“I don’t like your work – That doesn’t mean I don’t like you.

The difference is critical. It’s impossible to be a productive professional if you insist on conjoining them.”

https://t.co/TXWBiSQCW3

Imagine if, to buy and drive a car, the dealer would require that you also purchase a parking lot, a garage for repairs, and a pump at the nearest station. Would you buy the car?

If you could read only one article this weekend, it should be this. I always says that @Facebook attempt to police 1/3 of the world population is overwhelming and nobody was prepared to do it > The secret lives of Facebook moderators in America – https://t.co/nrHsTtgHE9