Fascinating quotes from this remarkable article: ““Prediction is really the hallmark of intelligence,” Efros said, “and we are constantly predicting and hallucinating things that are not actually visible.” In a sense, synthesizing is simply imagining.”

Fascinating quotes from this remarkable article: “In theory, a forger could integrate his forensic network into a gan, where—as a discriminator—it could train a generator to synthesize images capable of eluding its detection.”

Fascinating quotes from this remarkable article: “I’ve heard people talk about how we might land at a ‘zero trust’ model, where by default you believe nothing.”

One of the problems with #AI adoption, tho, is that it is often driven by (very competent and) enthusiastic practicioners. I have been asked many times to advice on how to focus the AI innovation on concrete use cases with a business value.

No surprise. The early stages of new technologies waves always come with inflated expectations that get disappointed. Then somebody succeds and drives the second wave of adoption. It happened with cloud, too > Businesses will scale back on #AI in 2019 https://t.co/GuOZQAqSK9

I often talk about #AI, digital forensics and what I call “post real” era. This impossibly long article is all about it. A must-read.

In the Age of A.I., Is Seeing Still Believing? https://t.co/zXotcoZLku

In fact, today I tried the new iPad Pro and while it’s a beautiful machine (minus the completely unnecessary camera bulge), iOS is too limited to use it as a replacement for a MacBook.

So if you ask an #AI to sit down in front of those educational videos and watch them all… > Half of YouTube viewers use it to learn how to do things they’ve never done https://t.co/wYVBWjNjch

@asheshbadani For now. Eventually, I expect the surveillance systems to preemptively identify every human passing in front of cameras and know upfront his/her location. 7 minutes will be a bug.

Just a few months ago, I suggested that #AI could be used to identify humans by a unique trait (on top of fingerprints and eye movements): how they move. Now we have this:

China can apparently now identify citizens based on the way they walk https://t.co/CXN7fng8Iz