Bruno Tedeschi

Eternally in conflict between the intrinsic rationality of code and math and the natural irrationality of art. Vision and cognition design of @mooveemate.

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

can everything we’re capable of seeing, hearing and feeling through film really be contained in a set of machine data points which dictate and choose which stories we get to experience next...? https://t.co/cmFhfNxw4x

[The Stoic Emperor @TheStoicEmperor]

For a few centuries man has tried to make himself like a machine.

He's learned to arrive on time.

He's learned to repeat after teacher.

He's learned to do repetitious tasks reliably.

Machines are now better at being machines than man is.

Man must now relearn how to be man.

[Naval @naval]

A thought provoking interview on my new favorite podcast - Don Hoffman proposes that interacting conscious agents are the fundamental building blocks of reality, and attempts to back it up with evolution and quantum mechanics.

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

This is what analytical marketing does. Eventually, it all converges through repetitive selection based on past success rather than future potential.
https://t.co/VIYxiQcAfa

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

...because, algorithms and AI recommendations cannot account for everything a film is. There is something beyond data.
https://t.co/Rwhb3AJQve

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

Reminds me of @JodorowskysDune in terms of dispersed evolutional imprint for decades to come.

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

I surely hope there’s a parallel thread of existence in which they succeeded. I also wonder how many stories like this are left untold... #GeneralMagicTheMovie https://t.co/Oypd3NtEKy

[CineHeroes @Cine_Heroes]

Anatomie / The Shape of Water (@RealGDT)

[Patrick Collison @patrickc]

I'd pay a *lot* more for books if I could see the highlights, annotations, and marginalia of friends or people I follow.

If books really do matter in the world, feels like we'd benefit from a lot more reading technology. Getting books onto the screen was a good *first* step.

[Joi Ito @Joi]

A Plea for AI That Serves Humanity Instead of Replacing It https://t.co/X0todexiUi via @WIRED

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

You don't say...
https://t.co/Zm89bN5akE

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Another Hollywood franchise has lost a bit of its bite. https://t.co/rXYLmLL7q9

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

Whenever I get tired of swimming upstream I just rewatch this clip. There is no force that could affect or dilute the essence of this magnificent man. https://t.co/MNraQfqKYw via @YouTube

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

The Big Mac economy of modern #film making. https://t.co/bBvtOvND06

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

What an awesome cover pic! Not satire, unfortunately. https://t.co/mSe5JAxgvt

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

thank you @mgsiegler for your medium stories as they brought us closer to an environment we’re more than 6000 miles away from https://t.co/EWalaSGC6K

[Bruno Tedeschi @br1tedeschi]

can everything we’re capable of seeing, hearing and feeling through film really be contained in a set of machine data points which dictate and choose which stories we get to experience next...? https://t.co/cmFhfNxw4x