Timely. Ironic. Telling. > Brexit-backer James Dyson is moving his company HQ to Singapore https://t.co/8HukhRY0qJ

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2. What happens if it turns out that policing content is a way more lucrative business than advertising?

Facebook may proactively close Pages and Groups before they’re in violation of policy https://t.co/45ncNXwabi

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1. The most powerful and dangerous capability that #AI enables is proactiveness. Automatic actions based on assumptions, assumptions base on trends.

Facebook may proactively close Pages and Groups before they’re in violation of policy https://t.co/45ncNXwabi

Such a wonderful gift for my #AI powered art project > @Google releases dataset to train more sophisticated question-answering systems https://t.co/XLLdAUL3A8

We talk non-stop about jobs being stolen by #AI and #automation but we don’t talk enough about the new skills that orgs must acquire to remain competitive. How many companies do you think will need #robotics? > Amazon is piloting its own delivery robot https://t.co/ONuCyT6AE1

and in what happens when automation goes wrong. https://t.co/EWhNGZjuVo

Maybe it’s time to aggregate those disciplines into a unifying new generation of management tools. Maybe one that learns cost through #AI

Root-cause analysis, performance optimization, and cost management have limited appeal in most orgs because they exist and are implemented independently, and have no direct link to business goals. Attach $ values to performance degrade and cost efficiency and see what happens.

So, basically, an effortlessly coordinated, trivial effort to fly drones near top airports across the globe would cause a travel collapse worldwide. How’s this even possible? > Drone sighting briefly halts flights to Newark International Airport https://t.co/1gPH1ONxpp

@peterl Possibly. But the act of orchestrating, per second, is never dumb, even without #AI.

(And anyway, the way AI is suggested so far to augment orchestration is all but smart IMO)