Like in cybersecurity, this will become a cat-and-mouse game. It only means that #AI will be used to write the reports, too> Using artificial intelligence to detect written lies https://t.co/B2VqGCC427 https://t.co/B2VqGCC427

If you ask people their opinion about a law, or even about the iPhone before the iPhone existed, you get a spectrum of answers. It takes years to even just partially buy in > MIT reveals who self-driving cars should kill: The cat, the elderly, or the baby? https://t.co/jmGa12d47a

And this is how you write a review. Factor in the time dimension. Put things in price context. Focus on what is the job to be done.

@reckless’s Apple iPad Pro review 2018: the fastest iPad is still an iPad https://t.co/yk02K8mlrs

This is definitely a book about #AI that I look forward to reading https://t.co/o2TT3zCmGB

@maishsk @ansible In the meanwhile: https://t.co/ijknTFc2LO

@maishsk @ansible We are about to release the Tech Preview and a recording of my presentation at the AnsibleFest.

Just a couple of weeks, I think.

And now that @Ansible Security Automation is out of the gate, I can finally focus my attention on #AI and see if we can bring back some innovation in IT operations and at the operating system level. What I have seen so far is not even close to what could be done.

2/ When asked if they would be interested in what the just heard, the customer replied to the analysts: “Absolutely. This would be really useful.”

1/ Priceless: Yesterday, at the @Red Hat Analyst Day in London, I introduced for the first time @Ansible Security Automation to the audience. Our customer reference, a security champion, learned about it in that moment.

Here I am bragging about @Ansible being the 7th most contributed open source project (out of 96M) on GitHub. https://t.co/8dQpM7U9Xg