The indirect attacks during the inference phase (e.g., subtly modifying physical elements in real life to fool the #AI system) is especially fascinating. And scary.

From an enterprise #AI standpoint, there’s close to nothing about AIOps at #TheAIConf, but a LOT about cybersecurity (e.g., adversarial nets). Which is both very good and very bad. https://t.co/uJ7QEdgG3B

Impressive presentation by @gamalon_inc at #TheAConf. The best I have seen so far. Watch the recording if available. https://t.co/d3DLZqLIPZ

An amazing milestone for something that is completely useless > Facebook Messenger passes 300,000 bots https://t.co/HMgFxJQkGn

@patricia_dugan @OReillyMedia Came straight from Seoul to attend it.

In almost 20 years of career I have never seen so many women at a tech conference (both on stage and in the audience) as at #TheAIConf. Exceptional work @OReillyMedia.

I really hope that this trend will continue and equal participation will expand to more events and topics.

Zoubin Ghahramani, professor at Cambridge and Chief Scientist at Uber, on stage at #TheAiConf.

This is why we can’t expect developers to become #AI experts. https://t.co/kH8V3C5OWc

Amazon mentions its “Just Walk Out” #AI technology implemented in their new Go grocery stores on stage at #TheAIConf.

I realize for the first time in dozens of exposures to the concept how their approach must look like a dream coming true for government surveillance agencies.

The (implied) key message from @intel at #TheAIConf, both during their interview with Warner Bros and their keynote segment, is that #AI mostly is a consulting effort, much more similar to handicraft than to industrial output. Which keeps the cost of entry very high for most.

Yesterday night I was reading about the scientific results reproducibility issue as a key criticism to academics on The Ideas Industry (Drezner) and today at #TheAIConf the same issue in #AI research is front and center during the keynote https://t.co/P1y1mOSXVD