Darko Sarenac

Sittin' in Paris, looking out the window.

Google's new slogan. Turning AI against its users since around 2010. #HeyGoogle

@googlefi Google fi shows how AI of the future will be used against humans. Just check their customized customer service with its repeated holds. Go machines.

@googlefi Fi now uses AI to customize ways to drive you nuts if you dare to call the support. Talk about customer centered, data driven service.

@kaggle Clowns from @googleAI have spread their AI bullying to Kaggle. My account closed, no humans to communicate with.

@kaggle What's up with your machine intel K? Another alphabet comp. bringing the world's info.

All the teams above me are overfitting. #kaggle - kaggle.com/c/bigquery-geo…

A picture speaks fewer words than assumed, but conveys those impressions that words struggle with

@DarkoS but then, two years ago I was in Paris and I thought that life had no reason to ever end.

I am in Vancouver now. This winter it seemed that the cold in Cambridge is going to be the end of me.

According to NYT a conference I recently attended at MIT on Synthetic Biology 'Lures an Intriguing Audience': nytimes.com/2014/05/09/sci…

We have the tools now to present math/stats/CS skills for what they are: our main superpower-a world changing force. Why aren't we doing it?

For those of you in Boston who might be interested, I'm speaking tomorrow (Wednesday) on disruption and prosperity: on.fb.me/1nMbh22

I almost accidentally ran over @claychristensen of HBS on JFK bridge. Was I inadvertently answering “How Will You Measure Your Life?”

@CvorovicMladen Hi. Kako ide? Sve naj!!

Sherry Lassiter gave us a lovely tour of MIT Medial Lab. The creativity there makes the future tangible/bendable/foldable/printable. Present

Among the coolest data sets and visualizations of data collected to analyze social processes, MIT Human Dynamics Lab realitycommons.media.mit.edu/gallery.html

Poisson processes: a picture of your public transportation ride. Math makes everything more beautiful.

Finally made a complete switch to doing all technical writing in iPython Notebook. iPython 2.0 is definitely moving in the right direction.