Dear @Twitter,
I’d like a system to review the tweets produced by people I follow. Something like Tinder swipe left/right.

Depending on how many I like for each person, you would increase/reduce my exposure to that person.

I’d use the system manually or you’d remind me once a w

#UnattainableIT

What if we are doing the same in IT? *If* you believe some of the recent stats, digital transformation projects are failing more than ever.

What if we are marketing unattainable IT ideals that nobody but a handful of individuals (just like supermodels) can achieve? https://t.co/pWv2YW9LbI

This should be on @netflix, @netflix.

“The Illusionists is a documentary about the marketing of unattainable beauty ideals around the world. More than just a film, The Illusionists aims to build a movement, encouraging people to accept themselves for who they are and to “speak truth to media.” https://t.co/X5IFEremzb

Boston-bound for another exciting week of meetings. Goose bumps.

This is the most incredible use of mixed reality I’ve seen so far. You must watch the video > @WeatherChannel’s new storm graphics are totally insane https://t.co/yCIN103M1k

Fascinating research: “Only 25% of people need to adopt a new social norm to create an inflection point where everyone in the group follows.” https://t.co/T4oDTORoow

What if this works with bottom-up adoption of new tech, too? Do we have an unprecedented new sales target?

@simonabrahams But even then, people would be inaccurate in input all variables. And because each IT environment is unique, it’s not something you can easily standardize. You can’t even automate because the various cost items belong to disparate systems that are not reachable via APIs.

This is a truly necessary work, @jjvincent. I hope to see this available as a free tool in the near future, for both images and videos > @Adobe is using machine learning to make it easier to spot Photoshopped images https://t.co/Lqzz7TtqB5