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Hard to have a #technobro #Ponzi scheme , as there are rarely take backs from death ☠️. Blessed be 😇 the Ems��� who save lives . I personally think that San Francisco is one of the most challenging environments on the face of the planet due to the hills in the traffic. Perhaps a plane state of #Chicago / #ORD #LosVegas(Mercedes-Benz) / #Phoenix / #PHX (#google ) would be a better place to unleash the science experiment. I do have to give credit to #GeneralMotors Mary Barra / #Cruise when there was a death ☠️. #GM / they actually shut down the whole program for a while, regrouped had an internal NTSB type board . https://lnkd.in/gdviG69Q As a #society, we need to enable the #disadvantaged , the 🧑‍🦯 #blind, the #wheelchair 🦼 bound, to have a greater sense of mobility, and the #selfdriving car is a noble engineering effort for all of man kind. #Volvo and #MercedesBenz once claimed full backing of self driving cars liability https://lnkd.in/gvewCbXq #CommaAI #obd2 piggy back , has been doing #neuralnetworks for a few years 2017+, unlike others #techbros , who just discovered neural networks in their latest #autonomous driving level two offering . https://lnkd.in/g5N8Es2T #Americans with disability act / #ADA See links below

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Another amazing talk at #Config2024 by product leader from Linear. I loved how Nan Yu tackled a fundamental product challenge: the org chart. "An organization that designs a system will produce a design whose structure is a copy of that org's communication structure." - Conway's Law This really hits home. You can’t just copy a team structure that worked for someone else without understanding why it was designed that way and if it fits your org's needs. Your team setup should mirror the product you want to create. Start with the product you want to build: - Define the scope: Set clear boundaries and conditions, like different skill sets. - Share resources: Let people move between teams as needed. - Adapt and evolve: Disband teams when they’re no longer necessary. https://lnkd.in/gXCKqqyB

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Capitalism needs a conscience. We are that conscience. https://lnkd.in/gTNqRA9U

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Download and share this free copy of "From Data to Decisions: Maximizing Retail Potential with AI" in partnership with Orium and commercetools! Learn how to boost retail business with the power of data and AI today.

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I believe that screening defective products has a relatively long history, especially with advancements in AI technology. I remember that my former colleagues at Target worked on a similar project to address this issue about 5-6 years ago. I am curious about how generative AI can further improve this process at Amazon. #AI #Target #Amazon #GenAI #EmartTech (이마트 (Emart) Tech)

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🌟 Excited about integrating Generative AI into your organization? 🌟 Discover how we leveraged Generative AI at Panorama Education to empower educators and elevate their impact. One of my proudest moments! 👇 Click to learn more about our journey and insights. #Innovation #Technology #GenerativeAI #EdTech #AIinEducation https://lnkd.in/ekkdUgrM

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Given the scale and volume of electronic product launches, it's no surprise that North America's largest consumer electronics specialty retailer, Best Buy, needed a robust content management system. 🗂️ With Adobe Experience Manager, content has now been centralized, and tedious tasks have been transformed into an efficient operation, all while fostering a culture of collaboration and creativity. https://ow.ly/b7Hz30sC6S0 Results: - A dynamic, multichannel distribution of customized content elevates the customer experience for every iconic launch - 83% reduction in time spent on iconic launches - All assets are stored digitally, allowing for centralization and a more efficient creative process

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Democratising AI and building full stack AI by Microsoft (PC + Infra + User Interface for teams) . This is going to be a game changer. The Microsoft Copilot is challenging Google in its dominance of AI by taking this lead. Let the one with Ethical AI win..

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Tune into this series of webinars to learn how #generativeai is transforming the retail industry. 🛒✨ Explore how generative AI improves customer experiences and optimize operations, from personalized recommendations to marketing content creation.

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The gender gap in tech continues with AI. Women are not well represented in AI. AI models are being built without fair representation which is skewing the results. We need more women in AI so that we can ensure that AI models are being built equitably. At the Innotech Dallas conference a couple of months ago, it was said that AI is so new, and growing so quickly, that nobody is an expert yet. This means it is a great opportunity for women to get involved NOW since we have just as much experience as anyone! There are already some women making great strides in AI - check out the Tech Crunch article in the comments for some examples. Ladies - looks like it’s time to take over AI - are you with me?!

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A cookieless future is challenging for many businesses, but it also brings opportunities. Have a look at some practical steps to adapt: https://lnkd.in/gQQjiuuK ​

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Having lived in SF bay area for so long, I came to know the big coffee culture scene here. I was totally consumed by it a while ago and spent years trying to attain the “perfect" latte. I published a fun coffee story and my entire home setup, which took weeks of research and multiple iterations, in my blog link in bio. Meanwhile, to all fellow coffee loving tech peeps, here are some top tips that no one told me. Put it in practice at home or in microkitchens. - A big factor in preparing milk suitable for latte art is pressure of the wand. If this is important to you, you need to get a machine that has a strong enough pressure. - When pulling shots, put in 18g of beans and extract 30g of espresso. - The darker the roast, the coarser the setting should be on the grinder, the lighter the roast, the finer the setting should be. - When adjusting the grind setting, do so while the grinder is working if there are beans in the hopper. Otherwise, a bean can get stuck between the burrrs. - Pulling a shot should take 20-30 sec in time, or based on observation. It should look like caramel going out, not a waterfall. - Eventually work your way to using a bottomless portafilter. It punishes you for all the small imperfections when preparing your coffee puck, like any tilt, and uneven distribution. It does so by spraying the espresso all over the place. The more you can get it to flow uniformly, the better your preparation of espresso, objectively. - Seal your beans in a vacuum, so they don’t go stale. The more stale the beans, the more minor adjustment you need to make to grind finer. - When steaming milk in your pitcher, you can tell if it’s done by holding the pitcher and as soon as the heat becomes unbearable i.e. stings, it’s done. - Taking a latte art course at a local coffee shop was the best boost for me to start nailing latte art.

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I'm feeling accomplished after completing the "Executive Presence and Influence" course as part of the Wharton Executive Education | CTO Program. 🎓 The rapidly evolving business landscape demands executives who can mobilize teams and deliver impact. This course provided invaluable tools to develop an influential executive presence along with fantastic networking opportunities. Through personal growth exercises, building a diverse professional network, and mastering persuasive communication techniques, I've gained the skills to shape opinion and rally people around my vision. I'm energized to leverage my heightened executive presence and influencing capabilities. Here's to embracing challenges, inspiring others, and achieving ambitious goals! 💪 #WhartonCTO #ExecutivePresence

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Love this post by my colleague Yueyao (Yao) Wang! 🌟 So often, we focus on the business and technology aspects of headless and composable commerce. It's refreshing to see how design systems play a crucial role in bridging these worlds. Yao's insights into component-based design highlight how teams can drive greater delivery efficiency and how they can bring unity to the customer experience. This approach allows brands to concentrate on differentiating their story and captivating their audience with unique features. Check out her full Composable.com article on the power of component-based design in composable commerce here - https://lnkd.in/gq85ZMX2

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To the brain, reading computer code is not the same as reading language New research from MIT reveals fascinating insights into how our brains process computer code. Contrary to what one might expect, reading code doesn't activate the same language processing centers as reading regular text. Instead, it engages a general-purpose network used for complex cognitive tasks like problem-solving and puzzles. This discovery has interesting implications for how we understand the cognitive demands of coding and could potentially inform how coding is taught and learned. Check out the full article for more details: https://lnkd.in/eJ88jbnc #neuroscience #coding #computerscience #braintrain #MIT #research

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Sharing practical insights for adopting and scaling AI in the enterprise-accomplished !!Thanks Jason Cherok for the invite.

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A very timely and Insightful read from #hbr !! Tech is changing at a break-neck speed, product lifecycles are becoming shorter, and along with that, new challenges are coming up on the people management front as well. Today’s leader needs to experiment, fail fast, adopt and adapt faster and still keep the business moving in the positive direction. Go through this informative article and let us know some of the best practices that have worked for you in balancing the “traditional” techniques of mgmt with “emerging” needs.

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