I started my career in #cybersecurity. On that subject, I wrote a book, created one of the first ethical hacking classes worldwide, presented on stage countless times, advised the EU…Who could have imagined that 20y later I’d have filed a patent with @RedHat to solve old issues

I think this is unprecedented in history. And it has huge implications. > #AI software that helps doctors diagnose like specialists is approved by FDA https://t.co/ppvhqOJgMT

I wonder how far we are from #AI generated and user personalised movies we are. I bet @netflix is already thinking about this.

This is another industry that doesn’t realise how incredibly different the new-gen audience is. It will be a fatal mistake > Netflix pulls out of Cannes Film Festival following competition ban https://t.co/U1GWSUnFDb

Also, these reports significantly deemphasise #automation adoption complexity, making it sound like #AI solves historical problems that are actually not solved or made easier at all.

The more I read press and analyst reports, the more I think it’s really bad that #AI and #automation now get systematically mentioned together. These are 2 very different disciplines with very distinct set of challenges. Synergetic, not synonymous.

I wonder how many American entrepreneurs are currently thinking that there will never be a better time in history to build a Facebook competitor.

There is enough material for months of analysis (and 2-3 movies about different angles, from privacy breach to dystopian future).

If you were considering concerns about #AI bias and misuse exaggerated or misplaced, watch this hearing and think about the future implications.

Brutal. I highly recommend watching live or reviewing the full recording. No video could be more important.

I’m watching the US Senate Committee hearing of Facebook on Social Media Privacy, and the Use and Abuse of Data. Intense: https://t.co/vyqbUXRJZS