Interesting. Everywhere I look, theres is JS ans Python (especially for #AI). We’ll see how this evolves in next 3y > Apple’s Swift Programming Language Is Now Top Tier https://t.co/awojWmA8Oj

It’s a misconception that the financial services industry is slow and not innovative. In my career, so far, I adviced about emerging tech for the biggest banks in the world more than for any other kind of enterprise. They are fearless in trying, pragmatic in adoption.

Wonderful internal presentation for Red Hat by LBS Professor of Organizational Behavior @HerminiaIbarra: Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader.

I’ll need to stop by and thank you in person.

UK kicks off driverless car law review to get tech on the road by 2021 https://t.co/59eq0Rj79J

I definitely need a break from all the genetics read in last few months. I’m told this is a remarkable book. https://t.co/2l5rYKOMv2

Normally I only post artworks on Instagram but this deserves an exception. This piece by David Shrigley is the cover of one of his books, always in front of me when I work. It’s a powerful reminder that applies to my job and every interaction I have. https://t.co/Ms6m8CBthW

Interesting question: “Can we sue an algorithm?”. The problem here is that with humans, the legal system probes the specific decision made in specific circumstances. With #AI, the legal system has to probe a thinking model. Condemning that condemns all its decisions. #LSEAI

Morning beautifully started with a private breakfast at the @Tate Britain to present the new Francis Bacon & Lucian Freud exhibition. Sponsoring @TateExchange is a privilege for Red Hat, but I can’t deny that walking in an almost empty world-class museum is an amazing perk.

Moral imperatives, and communication. https://t.co/V4CgyvYMz9

Wonderful question about #AI, human augmentation, and legal liability. A question that remains unanswered. I wish I had more to write on the topic for my side project @hplus (https://t.co/7m1GuT6S6F). That question will become more pressing in the next few years #LSEAI