@joshelman @isadwatson @withyoursquad Getting involved with crypto now is a regret minimization strategy (and an awesome opportunity to learn by helping develop useful foundational infrastructure)
• Read everyday.
• Spend time with nature.
• Ask questions.
• Never stop learning.
• Don't pay attention to what others think of you.
• Do what interests you the most.
• Study hard.
• Teach others what you know.
• Make mistakes and learn.
• It's Okay to not know things!
It's hard to teach:
1 sense of urgency
2 critical thinking
3 creativity
4 customer empathy
5 team commitment
6 humility
7 unselfish giving
8 judgement
9 grace and dignity
10 positivity
11 optimism
12 bias towards results
13 active listening
Strong leaders teach the hard stuff.
“If you find yourself mapping a “whether or not” question, looking at a simple fork in the road, you’re almost always better off turning it into a “which one” question that gives you more available paths.” https://t.co/R706zMu3sL
@chrismessina Amazing progress. Wondering how quickly they will offer tools for training Duplex to handle custom topics, especially since it requires quite a bit of data to work right.
[Using an Inception v3 algorithm] the CNN achieves performance on par with all tested experts across both tasks, demonstrating an artificial intelligence capable of classifying skin cancer with a level of competence comparable to dermatologists. https://t.co/Q5Koz8nBMr
It took AutoML about 24 hours to finish training the data, and the model was able to predict which shop the ramen came from with a 95 percent accuracy. https://t.co/3MQJFkI5oy
Interpreting algorithm outputs to executives: "Trainers bring a human element to AI systems, but explainers will bridge the gap between the new systems and their human managers." https://t.co/PMO9kRkEpy
We're moving from the information age to the reputation age. The value of your knowledge hinges more and more on how much people trust you as a source of knowledge.
https://t.co/FjhCyShiVd
“Once all of that is in place, I hit play and it creates a million cells, all different and all based on these parameters. I have 100 percent control over setting up the algorithm, and then I have no more control.” https://t.co/D5kr6YnVjc
“We realized that the human touch was interesting but actually a hindrance to what it took to really trade these markets correctly,” https://t.co/6s9EQ6qpAF via @markets
@muneeb@naval Sure — basic literacy bar has already moved and now includes things other than reading and writing. Going forward, life will be painful for those that just want to do what they already know.
Do lawyers have an ethical responsibility to use AI? My conversation with a fantastic trio of thought leaders @jordan_law21 @MonicaNGoyal & @matgoldstein. https://t.co/RpD9bEHp2B … @attnyatwork