Factorization diagrams are depictions of numbers using dots but grouped by factors. These diagrams help us visually identify prime numbers because for primes the arrangement of the dots forms a circle. These images depict the first 49 diagrams. 🧐 pic.twitter.com/MWyxemlSU0
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) April 30, 2020
Introducing Jukebox, a neural net that generates music, including rudimentary singing, as raw audio in a variety of genres and artist styles. We're releasing a tool for everyone to explore the generated samples, as well as the model and code: https://t.co/EUq7hNZv62 pic.twitter.com/sh5yHz7qrc
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) April 30, 2020
This is stunning: Nearly half of the Q1 decline in GDP can be attributed to healthcare, which is presumably delaying of elective procedures.
— Justin Wolfers (@JustinWolfers) April 29, 2020
It's a strange reality that in the midst of a pandemic, we have a healthcare-led recession. pic.twitter.com/G3IezQkEzX
How Jeans Are Stonewashed And Ripped
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) April 30, 2020
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Today we’re announcing that Facebook AI has built and open-sourced Blender, the largest-ever open-domain chatbot. It outperforms others in terms of engagement and also feels more human, according to human evaluators. https://t.co/TdNxJpL0JI pic.twitter.com/1wo3ZxwDeU
— Facebook AI (@facebookai) April 29, 2020
1/ An aggressively moderate take on the future of the entertainment business.
— The Entertainment Strategy Guy (@EntStrategyGuy) April 28, 2020
Today @shop has arrived. Our trusty package tracker has lead a double life in our labs over the past year and has grown far far more ambitious. https://t.co/XUeqNRDxXA
— Tobi Lutke 🌳🌲🛒🕹 (@tobi) April 28, 2020
Gonna be a lot of tech enablement PE deals across industries to buy and restart incumbents that haven’t done what target has done. ‘software is eating th world’ https://t.co/ag04wwUpya
— bradford cross (@bradfordcross) April 28, 2020
J. Laskar wrote a "simplified" model to study the stability of the solar system which included 150.000 terms and polynomials of degree 5 in 16 variables. He concluded that past 60 million years the errors are too big to make any predictions. pic.twitter.com/3qH9recFwx
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) April 27, 2020
Interested in finding out how graph representation learning can be used for algorithmic reasoning? Watch @PetarV_93’s presentation and join the poster session this Wednesday at #ICLR2020.https://t.co/pnOuodb88y https://t.co/ADb45twH8D
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) April 27, 2020
— 0҉x҉S҉u҉i҉s҉s҉e҉ 🇨🇭 (@SuisseCrypto) April 27, 2020
It's official: I'm a podcaster! Check out @a16z journal club, where I talk to our experts about recent science advances. First episode covers 1) using AI for antibiotic drug discovery and 2) coronavirus protein structures: https://t.co/jBvCKdDqi8 pic.twitter.com/ypkjbbHeK7
— Lauren Richardson, Ph.D (@lr_bio) April 26, 2020
Years ago when my wife and I we were planning to buy our home, my dad stunned me with how quickly he could compute loan payments in his head. I asked him how he did it. He'd learned a strange formula for compound interest from his father, who was a merchant in 19th century Iran. pic.twitter.com/ADDGUe91qT
— Peyman Milanfar (@docmilanfar) April 26, 2020
“Before the crisis hit, the world was consuming about 100 million barrels a day. Demand now, however, is somewhere between 65 and 70 million barrels. So, in a worst-case scenario, about a third of global output needs to be shut.” https://t.co/mn3AyMdSFM
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) April 26, 2020
Our new user-centered research examines how nurses in Thailand are using our diabetic eye disease AI. This is one of the first published studies examining how a deep learning system is used in patient care https://t.co/KvLBTjPVjt
— Google Health (@GoogleHealth) April 25, 2020
These are the top countries by oil production since 1973
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) April 25, 2020
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The idea, technically termed “Group Field Theory (GFT) condensate cosmology,” is a branch of quantum gravity, a field of physics that aims to establish the fundamentals of what everything from light and matter to space and time is made of. https://t.co/2DoePQaPXm
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) April 25, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) April 25, 2020
I made this chart because I had no idea what it would look like if you went back that far (I was mainly wondering what TV did to the market, especially to radio). Charts of important things where you don't actually know what they'd look like are often worth pursuing. https://t.co/DtAbcNqYCm
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) April 24, 2020
New podcast by @ali01 and myself discussing architectural lessons from the internet (narrow waist, end to end argument) and how they may apply to crypto.https://t.co/ZHiiuDpUSy
— martin_casado (@martin_casado) April 24, 2020
"We could fail [at building reusable rockets], I'm not saying we're certain of success here. But we're going to try and do it" –– @elonmusk, 2012 pic.twitter.com/enb2VYWjEw
— Third Row Tesla Podcast (@thirdrowtesla) April 24, 2020
COVID-19 has shown us all too clearly that primary care is broken. But as @julesyoo explains, it was never set up for success in the first place. Here's why primary care—like any broad platform for general users—is now beginning to be unbundled: https://t.co/bX89F0wSyi
— a16z (@a16z) April 24, 2020
85 years of US advertising. pic.twitter.com/vAWnjCunsL
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) April 24, 2020
85 years of advertising pic.twitter.com/RTcbC1pG0E
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) April 24, 2020
Google is taking self-modifying code to a whole new level of abstraction!
— Steve Jurvetson (@FutureJurvetson) April 24, 2020
And, as always, it’s inscrutable and looks like organic growth: pic.twitter.com/D6UBv32SLZ
here are some books we read and recommended over the years #WorldBookDay -- see "16x books we're reading": https://t.co/7XawHpvXZj
— a16z (@a16z) April 24, 2020
I'm very excited to point at a new paper on "Chip Placement with Deep Reinforcement Learning" that @Azaliamirh, @annadgoldie and many other co-authors and I put up on Arxiv.
— Jeff Dean (@🏡) (@JeffDean) April 23, 2020
Blog:https://t.co/tYtIpR4TvQ
Paper:https://t.co/fmoAV43khr https://t.co/qn5iEtIbDS pic.twitter.com/wYKZ3gdlpv
Leidenfrost effect 🔥😬
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) April 23, 2020
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My officemate, Luttig, wrote a phenomenal post on what Silicon Valley will look like in 2020s. Some fav points:
— DELIAN Asparouhov (@zebulgar) April 23, 2020
- Internet tailwinds have slowed down a ton
- SV-Sachs is going to kill VC investing on numbers
- VC will be forced to go to its roots, vision
Absolute must read!! https://t.co/8RS7mcZapa pic.twitter.com/lAbnsVDt0d
— Archillect (@archillect) April 23, 2020
It was fun chatting to Siddharth from the @FT about our new report 'Toward Trustworthy AI: Mechanisms for Supporting Verifiable Claims'
— Haydn Belfield (@HaydnBelfield) April 23, 2020
Also quotes @Miles_Brundage, @adrian_weller & @RosariaTaddeo https://t.co/xeNucWnLdc
We are releasing code and sharing details for Quant-Noise, a new technique to enable extreme compression of state-of-the-art #NLP and computer vision models without significantly affecting performance. https://t.co/0iOidXmXsU pic.twitter.com/F2nFAknWO7
— Facebook AI (@facebookai) April 23, 2020
Bill Gates writes for The Post: "Here are the innovations we need to reopen the economy" https://t.co/7sqrpnlH8X
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 23, 2020
Happy Earth Day!!! #EarthDay2020 Sunset at Reflection Lakes, Mount Rainier National Park. pic.twitter.com/qv2dlliQyu
— Sigma Sreedharan (@sigmas) April 23, 2020
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) April 23, 2020
Enterprises that get ahead now will rethink their processes and experiences to fully leverage the power of digital:
— Aaron Levie (@levie) April 23, 2020
Available 9/5 --> Always on, 24/7
Physical limits --> Unlimited space
One-way --> Fully interactive
Mass experience --> Personalized
Manual --> Automated
0/ Essential philosophy for #DataScience, a thread of 32 questions.
— Cassie Kozyrkov (@quaesita) April 22, 2020
Grab a friend (virtually) and tackle these 32 essential questions (all with more than one reasonable answer) that every serious #data professional should answer for themselves.#philosophy #rstats #statistics
— Archillect (@archillect) April 22, 2020
Audio version of "It's Time To Build"! https://t.co/Qj9s2G0AU4 https://t.co/IlRYdH6610
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) April 21, 2020
1/ Post 2008 I was able to grow without eroding our cash position. Startups today must make cutbacks to survive. Yet startups rarely cut their way to success — they need to grow.
— Pete Flint (@peteflint) April 21, 2020
Today I'm sharing my guide on the new rules of Growth vs. Profitability:https://t.co/8LQVVnTqET
— Archillect (@archillect) April 21, 2020
Carnival Executives Knew They Had a Virus Problem, but Kept the Party Going https://t.co/95TXOcTycf (https://t.co/5O0BrXqEJU)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) April 20, 2020
Patrick Collison's book recommendations: https://t.co/0ofZoWv1DE
— Paul Graham (@paulg) April 19, 2020
New book: The Future Is Faster Than You Think: How Converging Technologies Are Transforming Business, Industries, and Our Lives #2020 by @PeterDiamandis @steven_kotler #solutionism https://t.co/4ttN4EmfoY
— Cristobal Cobo (@cristobalcobo) April 19, 2020
👇🏿 Here a selection of key ideas pic.twitter.com/miMqHMb4Ow
It doesn’t take long for process knowledge to evaporate pic.twitter.com/7qFpSPlS3i
— Eugene Wei (@eugenewei) April 19, 2020
Once upon a time, there were four TV channels in Seattle. There was a show then called "Here Come the Brides" with a theme song that included the line: "The bluest skies you've ever seen are in Seattle."
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) April 19, 2020
Quarantine plus rain and now blue sky ~ replicates conditions from 1864. pic.twitter.com/R8JeuyAUdL
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) April 18, 2020
We were unprepared for the coronavirus pandemic, despite many prior warnings. It's not too early to ask why, and what we need to do about it. There is only one way to create the future we want. @pmarca https://t.co/ArbLG4Xyvd
— a16z (@a16z) April 18, 2020
You need a clear 3D represeantation of a transformer (BERT)? Here you have thanks to @peltarion_ai pic.twitter.com/S1rSZBJpqd
— Javier Abellán (@javier_a2) April 17, 2020
An oil worker in the North Sea has captured incredible footage of a floating oil rig.
— Domenico Calia (@CaliaDomenico) April 16, 2020
The largest and deepest offshore platform ever built called “Troll A” stands at about 303 m bellow sea level, and had a total height of 472m. pic.twitter.com/NEQKDFB1ui
The most modern way to implement a GAN in Keras is actually simply this. pic.twitter.com/7XQqQxZnvz
— François Chollet (@fchollet) April 16, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) April 16, 2020
$BBY sales down only 30% after going completely curbside is amazing "retained approximately 70% of our sales compared ... since moving to our enhanced curbside service model despite the fact that all our Domestic stores are closed to customer traffic" https://t.co/pTRqCyOclI
— tae kim (@firstadopter) April 15, 2020
We knew Skype was the past, but pretty striking to see it this clearly. https://t.co/wZwHEHRZ0u pic.twitter.com/y7LFMDuT4a
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) April 15, 2020
Soon we might have to reserve a time to visit the local grocery store.
— cristina berta jones (@cristinagberta) April 15, 2020
As some physical footprint turns into dark stores & social distancing is here to stay in some form in the “new normal”, this is not as distant of a possibility as it might appear ? https://t.co/K5JB0g1h9G
Left, a GAN training loop based on the GradientTape, and right, a GAN training loop based on train_on_batch (from my 2017 book). pic.twitter.com/RcSboLBw6O
— François Chollet (@fchollet) April 15, 2020
Modern submarine torpedo attacks are not like in the movies https://t.co/YhXpk2yhsl (https://t.co/ICe5kfGVRL)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) April 15, 2020
Sustainable forestry: lumber without cutting down trees. Daisugi is a Japanese forestry technique where specially planted cedar trees are pruned heavily (think of it as giant bonsai) to produce "shoots" that become perfectly uniform, straight and completely knot free lumber. pic.twitter.com/5ULYOmCkLp
— Wrath Of Gnon (@wrathofgnon) April 15, 2020
The Metric We Need to Manage Covid-19 https://t.co/8YvsVJfYpL (https://t.co/2h6wOXgt2b)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) April 15, 2020
One of my favorite examples= In 2018, Amazon experimented with using GANs to create customers it hadn't seen yet, so it could test out its logistics systems against hypothetical orders. Extremely weird! From Import AI 77: https://t.co/PTlG186Vad
— Jack Clark (@jackclarkSF) April 14, 2020
There are plenty of demos that show some finance info on a card. I wanted to make it one step further and explore interactions in context.
— Vova Kurbatov (@V_Kurbatov) April 14, 2020
Takeaways:
+ Less UI is always better
+ Nice when augmented UI is on something physical
(1/2) #AR #MR #UX pic.twitter.com/qVc0ktYORQ
Looking at what happened to print advertising after 2009 and wonder if that repeats. A crash can be a market reset - you don’t return to the old normal afterwards, but make a new normal. Everyone rethinks their budgets. pic.twitter.com/uk2stnsiMB
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) April 14, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) April 14, 2020
I need some new fiction or memoir recommendations. Lone upside of pandemic is rate of book consumption. All the feels, please. Some in this vein I loved: the Overstory, a Little Life, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous.
— Arianna Simpson (@AriannaSimpson) April 14, 2020
Three things to focus on and measure for efficient growth:
— AngelList (@AngelList) April 13, 2020
* Retention is first priority
* Efficient customer acquisition
* Manage your runwayhttps://t.co/EjtUzNWMZi via @kshenster @kimberlywtan of @a16z
Chart + thread.👇🏼 This is the first timeline I’ve seen that feels realistic and accurate. Sobering for sure, but helpful to have even a strawman look and what next 12+ mos could look like. https://t.co/LCuTXg3o8y
— Dennis Crowley (@dens) April 13, 2020
Morgan Stanley: “While we understand the desire for optimism, we also caution that the US outbreak is far from over. Recovering from this acute period in the outbreak is just the beginning and not the end. We believe the path to re-opening the economy is going to be long.” pic.twitter.com/dnrcTS89SV
— Robin Wigglesworth (@RobinWigg) April 12, 2020
"Almost 300 companies withdrew their financial guidance. About 175 companies suspended stock buybacks or cut their dividend."https://t.co/q6XvdVMTqq
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) April 13, 2020
Meg Whitman says Quibi saw 1.7M downloads in its first week and is accelerating plans to enable the app to cast to TVs due to the lockdown (@lauren_feiner / CNBC)https://t.co/oHxKwp4uIehttps://t.co/pngoBcsUy9
— Techmeme (@Techmeme) April 13, 2020
“Any organisation is a culture. People respond to the conscious and unconscious level signals that happen inside that culture and tell people how we really want you to behave”
— Abigail Freeman (@abigailfrmn) April 13, 2020
Resonant interview with @Theteamatx @astroteller via @azeem @ExponentialViewhttps://t.co/ydEiAGbb3s
Google is using artificial intelligence to accelerate artificial intelligence. So meta. https://t.co/enaPsffmqH
— MIT Technology Review (@techreview) April 12, 2020
Stunning bright green meteor captured in South India pic.twitter.com/ZCdg1xR1Y2
— Whoa Interesting (@WhoaInteresting) April 12, 2020
“How Are 2019 #SAAS IPOs Holding Up in This Downturn?” by @averjee https://t.co/jEqO4yBi49
— Dave McClure (@davemcclure) April 12, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) April 12, 2020
This live map of hospital and ICU capacity in Germany is amazing. In the US we are asking each hospital to send a daily email update. If we want to be better prepared for the next public health threat we’ll need to modernize. https://t.co/J1dWXNc5tI
— Caitlin Rivers, PhD (@cmyeaton) April 11, 2020
A star is born. https://t.co/DWLEN15hLb
— Futurism (@futurism) April 10, 2020
NEW: Coronavirus has forced 250,000 store closures in the US & accelerated trends in consumer behavior that could doom large swaths of physical retail.
— Jason Del Rey (@DelRey) April 10, 2020
Who will become stronger? Amazon. Even long-time critic Birkenstock is doing business with it again.https://t.co/lJYmw5VpS6
New: real-time bank account data show total blue-collar worker income across the U.S. fell 35% in the two weeks ended April 3. Source: @thesteadyapp pic.twitter.com/4lg2APunFN
— Amir Efrati (@amir) April 10, 2020
Two good sites to keep up on virus research:
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) April 9, 2020
- https://t.co/IcPn6fNH3P
- https://t.co/OZOx1h44kp
The former has a dashboard of trending papers. I don't agree with the conclusions of all of these manuscripts, but it's really useful to see them in one place. pic.twitter.com/Q6fLSLIuSm
A newly discovered botnet that preys on home routers, video recorders, and other network-connected devices is one of the most advanced Internet-of-things platforms ever seen https://t.co/qnQvhAAMAE
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) April 10, 2020
This 10-page (PDF) #DataScience Cheat Sheet covers concepts in Statistical Learning, #MachineLearning, #DeepLearning, Probability, #Statistics, #BigData frameworks, SQL, etc.
— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) April 9, 2020
—>https://t.co/JfnKndDuuy
—————#AI #DataScientists #Algorithms #AppliedMathematics #DataMining #abdsc pic.twitter.com/WK6pG4V9Sx
(1/9) 100s of YC startups are well-funded and actively hiring right now -- in software, product, marketing and more.
— Y Combinator (@ycombinator) April 9, 2020
We asked founders to introduce themselves and share open roles. Watch below & RT to help someone who might be looking. 👇🙏
https://t.co/NE55qUIu7I
New paper - CURL: Contrastive Unsupervised Representations for RL! We use the simplest form of contrastive learning (instance-based) as an auxiliary task in model-free RL. SoTA by *significant* margin on DMControl and Atari for data-efficiency. https://t.co/Xszek8cFFs pic.twitter.com/3ZSfzmxemE
— Aravind Srinivas (@Aravind7694) April 9, 2020
What makes crypto networks unique is their potential to expand on familiar Web 2.0 business models, writes @jessewldn. The principal innovation is their ability to grow network effects by enabling users to share in the value they create. https://t.co/sj60xVLvma
— a16z (@a16z) April 8, 2020
Gyms, retail stores, & even parks have closed, but are people really staying home? In this Tableau, Ryan Soares uses Google's Community Mobility Reports to look at mobility trends by state. Do you have a Coronavirus (COVID-19) viz you'd like to share? https://t.co/qSpu8xxzka
— Marc Benioff (@Benioff) April 8, 2020
For startups in this downturn, relevance and resilience is paramount.
— Pete Flint (@peteflint) April 8, 2020
The ever thoughtful @azeem from @ExponentialView breaks down paths forward for the economy and startups.https://t.co/ZoOFtSE3Jy
The oldest / most well-researched in-game virtual currency is probably World of Warcraft's gold economy. It has a near 20-year history of monetary policy with Blizzard serving as central bank. Good Polygon article here: https://t.co/iGaxyamlWT
— Jon Lai (@Tocelot) April 7, 2020
Olive Garden and LongHorn steakhouse (from CNBC):
— Chetan Puttagunta (@chetanp) April 7, 2020
Takeout sales:
Olive Garden: up 2.4x
LongHorn: up 3x+
Sales overall:
Olive Garden: down 35%
LongHorn: down 36%
(vs down 100% for those without takeout)
Business that are adapting quickly are likely to make it through volatility
The coronavirus pandemic has turned back the clock to the late 1990s and early 2000s—before social media, before smartphones—when going online was still a valuable use of time to seek community. Enjoy it while it lasts. https://t.co/ljyMjRmFGY
— MIT Technology Review (@techreview) April 7, 2020
Good quick read on Square and "Innovation Stacks" from @mfriedrichARK. $SQ has partially mitigated its greatest weakness (SMB solvency) by owning consumer demand (@CashApp) it can push to those SMB customers (incentivizing w/ Boosts) to aid recovery. https://t.co/0wSyXI0JNA https://t.co/onFXmsiwWn pic.twitter.com/4003UIlqSk
— Brett Bivens (@brettbivens) April 6, 2020
A good read. Especially now.
— Shane Parrish (@ShaneAParrish) April 6, 2020
Power Laws: How Nonlinear Relationships Amplify Results https://t.co/1JhM2fZ8dy
Curious to learn more about synthetic data? Check out our post on how to use @gretel_ai #machinelearning library to generate safe, anonymized versions of your datahttps://t.co/YiEyTmw6ps
— Gretel.ai (@gretel_ai) April 6, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) April 6, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) April 6, 2020
Interactive dashboard provide insight into what is happening county by county right now in California. Total persons tested, total persons positive, new positive, & total deaths. Inspired by @tableau Covid-19 response. https://t.co/sQylJCu3BN https://t.co/O76ckyRNFD
— Marc Benioff (@Benioff) April 4, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) April 5, 2020
Are some types of ramen a superior good (at least temporarily) for some people, especially during a quarantine since they can't eat in their favorite restaurants, are trying to eat less take out, can't get the right fresh ingredients or are lousy cooks? https://t.co/NRxLyi3kAr
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) April 5, 2020
Stir frying machine. Here is your fried rice, enjoy!
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) April 5, 2020
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Softbank's @deepnishar shared a message for founders amidst the #COVIDー19 crisis in his recent discussion with @azeem https://t.co/NV57zkRsQd pic.twitter.com/6gFsqetGZ8
— Exponential View (@ExponentialView) April 2, 2020
Increasingly powerful AI systems are going to let us create generative model mimics of ourselves. How might we use such technologies to animate the dead and let them 'speak'? A story, from Import AI 191. (Read more: https://t.co/Q3nuMEqjkb ) pic.twitter.com/WFDS7knCXJ
— Jack Clark (@jackclarkSF) April 4, 2020
My first newsletter is out! I interviewed my family in Beijing about how life has changed in a coronavirus world:https://t.co/wK2XMvyRet
— Li Jin (@ljin18) April 3, 2020
Covers apps they're using (lots of e-learning), video conferencing, and changes in Chinese work culture.
Since social distancing began, time spent gaming has gone up 75% during peak hours. In this pod episode, @Tocelot and @laurenmurrow discuss how the “stay at home” movement is fueling gaming, what we're playing, and why live-streaming is having its moment. https://t.co/6MkiUpf37L
— a16z (@a16z) April 2, 2020
Google is using artificial intelligence to accelerate artificial intelligence. So meta. https://t.co/a26WOJzPXh
— MIT Technology Review (@techreview) April 2, 2020
Waymo's blogpost about the use of automated data augmentation methods for self-driving cars (AutoAugment, RandAugment, Progressive Population Based Augmentation - PPBA).
— Quoc Le (@quocleix) April 2, 2020
PPBA is "... up to 10 times more data efficient than training nets without augmentation". https://t.co/FqtIXbD0k7
This guide explores everything you need to know about mental models. By the time you’re done, you’ll think better, make fewer mistakes, and get better results.https://t.co/p5FEyUY3tK
— Shane Parrish (@ShaneAParrish) April 2, 2020
Deep Nishar, Senior Managing Partner for the Americas at Softbank’s Vision Fund, tells Azeem Azhar why #biotech is the next trillion-dollar market, and what breakthroughs to expect. https://t.co/Oy1XJaWzSX #AI @deepnishar @azeem @exponentialview #AI @Zymergen #synbio #covid19
— SynBioBeta (@SynBioBeta) April 2, 2020
1/ For those of us in tech who want to help in the midst of covid-19: @conniechan, @avesegal and I translated coronavirus-relevant parts of apps created by tech companies, startups and governments worldwide so we can learn from what others have done. https://t.co/mLj7WzFlSc
— Anne Lee Skates (@anneleeskates) April 1, 2020
We’ve been working on next generation masks with all of the features @Balaji describes. Including noise-canceling headsets, noise muffling so use doesn’t create noise pollution around them, AR/VR, filters for pollution, pollen and airborne viruses. https://t.co/yS0ezBa5lX pic.twitter.com/b5R20DZH9A
— Shervin Pishevar (@shervin) April 1, 2020
