While many media outlets were busy covering sensational #AI news, @fchollet published a very important paper on measuring intelligence. Unfortunately, it didn't receive the attention it deserves. I tried to do it justice in my latest @bdtechtalks column.https://t.co/86KkCmcVdA
— Ben Dickson (@bendee983) December 3, 2019
If you haven't heard yet, we started a newsletter called "Business Breakdowns."
— Ryan Reeves (@investing_city) December 3, 2019
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Softbank just announced it's launching a crypto+fiat card wallet:
— Su Zhu (@zhusu) December 3, 2019
1) paper-thin smart LED screen w/ 3yr microbattery
2) can be used as hot or cold wallet, built-in wifi receiver
3) dedicated mobile app
4) allows spending of crypto across +10,000 merchantshttps://t.co/8GaBICBGNC
A piercingly insightful interview by @fchollet about the strengths, weaknesses and value of deep learning, as well as a better set of measures for what should constitute machine "intelligence". https://t.co/jtIX8mON4C
— Josh Chen (@jaycech3n) December 3, 2019
With its ability to store information, replicate & evolve, biology is one of the most advanced technologies on earth.
— Jorge Conde (@JorgeCondeBio) December 3, 2019
And now biology is becoming programmable.
My take on what is powering our ability to read, write + execute programs in biology👇https://t.co/hNJulXctWd
This is a resurrection plant. It’s a desert plant that can survive almost complete desiccation. During the dry weather it curls into a tight ball, uncurling when exposed to moisture pic.twitter.com/QSLoHvKBJ4
— guns n roses girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) December 1, 2019
Speculating that restaurants are realizing that the incremental demand generated by delivery services is more than offset by cannibalization of higher margin direct traffic. Add loss of customer relationship + emergence of cloud kitchens, local restaurants may be worse off.
— Villi (@villi) December 2, 2019
