The 2021 AI Index Report has just been released!
We analyze global trends in technical performance, economics, R&D, diversity, education, ethics, and more.
Check it out:
https://t.co/ols5XY3cRD
@indexingai@StanfordHAI@DigEconLab#AI#MachineLearning#AIIndex2021
"Theory is when you know something, but it doesn’t work. Practice is when something works, but you don’t know why. Programmers combine theory and practice: Nothing works and they don’t know why." - Unknown
With the 2010's coming to a close, we didn't want to miss the opportunity to reflect on a major shift in tech this decade -- The rise of design.
12 industry experts explain how it happened.
Take a seat, grab a coffee and read our 3,137 word recap 😅: https://t.co/SvBs5GwYVl
Technology moves fast.
April 1, 2010: quantum computers on Amazon Web Services is an April fools day joke. https://t.co/XhJDzN3L8P
December 2, 2019: quantum computers are live and available on AWS, powered by @rigetti 🎉🎉
Netflix owes $32 billion in coming years for TV series and movies, plus debt repayments, lease costs and other expenses.
That's 115 times Netflix’s peak year of cash generation https://t.co/tfdEICZqeP
Did it go unnoticed that @Libra_ Association recently changed its Articles of Association ("AoA")?
New AoA have way more details, and several notable changes - other than nicer prose - which are worth highlighting.
I list some of them in this thread (1/21)
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"Brave has an unapologetic focus on user privacy and comes with a radical reimagining of how online advertising ought to work" in "What is the Brave Browser, and How Does It Compare to Chrome?" via @howtogeek - https://t.co/9kvYdkzZvo
💥That feeling when: your work is the subject of a @nytimes TV episode! It's been amazing working on this with @davidbarstow and @TheWeekly to spread the word about deepfakes & their impact on society. Watch the full episode on @FXNetworks this Sunday: https://t.co/msPKftgDdC
Honey, GoodRx, FabFitFun, Kite, Dave, Sweetgreen, SpaceX, Riot Games, Tinder, Snap, etc etc.
Nothing happening in LA folks, move right along.
The common theme seems to be wildly misunderstood businesses outside the SaaS mold of the Bay.
Few previous books have surveyed the history of user-centered design from the origins of American product design as a profession in the 1920s to the latest wearables and beyond https://t.co/9JFEb5qaVO
Blockchain folks like to say the tech eliminates single points of failure. Bruce Schneier points out that blockchains have just introduced several new single points of failure: "the cryptography, the protocols, the software, the computers and the network" https://t.co/8dEJBTa9OJ