I’m amused that there are still companies in 2018 assuming that they have not been hacked. You have been hacked. Period. It’s a given. You either don’t know or didn’t disclose it.

IT Security is there (or should be) to reduce the damage, not to avoid it.

So… Is there going to be an amnesty for the 1st of April every year or all the companies that internationally and nationally release April Fool jokes in form of PR announcements and social media posts are going to be legally liable?

@jordannovet A lot of people still don’t see the internet of tomorrow as an API-first world

@ldignan And none of them is actually, materially more useful for the end users. They only collect more data.

Apparently, I can still tell the different between Voicery synthetic voice and a human one: I scored 78% with their quiz, spotting the machine every time. But it’s a remarkable improvement over existing tech > #AI Is Giving Brands Eerily Human Voices https://t.co/wrxDXswIZI

There’s not much choice when:
1. The US and Canada own most #AI talents
2. Russia, China, and UAE declare a race become leading AI countries
3. the UK is preparing to leave the EU

“The fight to dominate AI and the rise of tech nationalism” https://t.co/RivH6A8RMT

Now it’s just a matter of deciding what is fake and what is not, and who decides that… > Malaysia just made fake news illegal and punishable by up to six years in jail https://t.co/ZduSDGnIEP

@scott_lowe @heptio Congratulations, Scott. Have fun over there.

10 free #AI courses, focused on Azure Machine Learning and Python development. You pay only if you want Verified Certificates that count for the Microsoft Professional Program. https://t.co/afdAOh3H7r

RT @johnkoetsier: A 2-Year Stanford Study Shows the Astonishing Productivity Boost of Working From Home https://t.co/YhBUhlebRL