When presenting on tech trends to IT teams these days, a question I often hear is 'How can we ever keep up with this pace of change?' It's the right question to ask and Info-Tech Research Group research fellow Mark Tauschek has some answers. forbes.com/sites/forbeste… #forbes #exponentialIT

Expanding innovation capacity is one of the biggest challenges CIOs face right now. My comments featured in InformationWeek informationweek.com/it-leadership/… #innovation #genAI #CIO

Open AI’s Sora is cool, but when you can use your personal photos, stock photos, text generation, personal recordings, and AI generated voice and video to create a professional high impact video in just a few seconds you have a really compelling product.

Looking at Google Vids.…

It's all about the context in which you're writing. Most people write essays to be evaluated by a teacher to assess their writing capability. So if you used ChatGPT, you're missing the point of the assignment and the opportunity to improve your writing.

This is impressive, I think:
With Vince and Chauncey in the HoF now, there are 12 men (13 if you count Alonzo Mourning but I don’t) in the Hall with direct connections to the Raptors.
I tell ya, the perks of this job/beat have been many because I got to be around them all.
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Is it ironic that the latest revival of the Mechanical Turk concept is Amazon using its own Mechanical Turk service to prop up its AI-automated retail tech?

I wonder if musicians concerned about AI mimics of their music could use a protection technology similar to Glaze at UChicago for visual artists? Some sort of digital layer that'd be undetectable to humans but screw up machine learning. axios.com/2024/04/02/mus… #digitalsovereignty

Finally switched from Google Podcasts to Pocket Casts and was able to export my OPML file to pass over the subscriptions. The filters feature looks like a great way to organize feeds! Google Podcasts shuts down tomorrow - no fooling.

I am the guest blogger this month for Greenbelt Foundation - writing about my other passion besides technology, canoeing. Check it out and get inspired for the paddling season ahead! greenbelt.ca/paddling_up_th… #ONgreenbelt #canoeing #paddling

I didn't really think it was a propaganda tool, but now my one friend that's on TikTok is trying to convince the group chat about how cool the Cantonese language is and I'm not sure what to think.

HP and Apple are among the first tech vendors preparing their products for a post-quantum cryptography world. The zenith may still be a decade or more away, but 'snatch and stash' attacks are a threat today. My latest on Spiceworks News & Insights spiceworks.com/tech/innovatio… #encryption #NIST

Why should I ever have to go through this flow to download a piece of content?

Receive email 'Hey content is available!' -> click through -> content landing page asks for my email address

HP becomes the first PC maker to release post-quantum encryption embedded in its silicon. Read why it thinks the time is now to start preparing for this sea change in encryption standards. spiceworks.com/tech/innovatio… #HP #quantumcomputing

When 'AI PCs' with a Copilot key on the laptop keyboard started debuting, you sort of knew this was the direction it would head. Need to take advantage of that NPU somehow. tomshardware.com/pc-components/…

It's going to happen. We just don't know when. Quantum computing attacks will make current encryption standards obsolete. It's time for enterprise to start planning to protect their data in a post-quantum world. spiceworks.com/tech/innovatio… #quantumresilience #PQC

Toronto-based shy kids among first artists to work with OpenAI's Sora AI video generator. A glimpse at the future of media production? openai.com/blog/sora-firs… #generativeAI #OpenAISora

Basically no difference between these Raptors seasons.

On William Shatner's 93rd birthday today, why not wish his digital avatar a happy birthday? Thanks to StoryFile's demo for its 'videos that talk back' service. storyfile.com

Don't underestimate the power of absurdist thinking.