Apparently, my idea was not completely crazy. In April 2017 @marktemp published a research about this: https://t.co/4WbfmRC3zf – listen to the clips!

I’m reading “Genome” (Ridley) and a bizarre thought crossed my mind: did anybody ever try to associate musical notes to the four bases and “play the #DNA” of a person?

Let’s do this: from now on, every time somebody comes up on social media with a fabulous scenario where #AI does this and that, it’s mandatory that he/she describes all the integration points and data sharing necessary across all involved systems to make it happen.

Research (yes, an actual paper): #LEGO products have become more complex https://t.co/MIjXRxuVUD https://t.co/LQp6JgYeyB

The truth is that it’s incredibly difficult for somebody to image what #AI could do (regardless of its limitations) without seeing practical examples first.

Creative minds will become a highly desirable asset.

Ford plans to develop a connected car open-source platform https://t.co/7q6WMVVIFo

Chinese vendors are getting impressive at the HW game: first the *true* bezel-less @Xiaomi Mi Mix. Now @vivocellphone with this. Imagine 10y from now. > I tried the first phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor https://t.co/LIs7QoKadp

The day somebody develops an #AI like “Her” we’ll have something to talk about. Until then, chatbots are a parody. > Facebook is shutting down M, its personal assistant service that combined humans and AI.
https://t.co/w5GsU300Tm

Long, interesting article. I always thought that Uber is playing a long-term AWS-like game, where they operate at a loss to gain global market dominance and then turn upside down the balance sheet by replacing drivers with self-driving cars. https://t.co/3aJrHVASIn

I suggested multiple times that Amazon is preparing a full body scanner for custom-made clothes. Before that, you need to imagine the clothes on you – aka “Retail is doomed” > Amazon patents an #AR mirror so you can try on virtual clothes https://t.co/1FFhiG9rw7