Firstly my eyes went to fuelling the future, which is the haedline of an article with the same name written by Iwan Rhys Morus (living in Aberystwyth, UK). Secondly Timothy B. Lee (living in Washington D.C.) described the fuel at the topic of self-driving cars: The way we regulate self-driving cars is broken—here’s how to fix it.
Thursday, March 29. 2018
Shenzen & Florence
Fast Company published the 50 most innovative companies in 2018. The ranking listed Dà-Jiāng Innovations (located in Shenzhen, China) for his product spark, which is the first drone you can control with hand gestures. Also Gucci (located in Florence, Italy) were awarded: How Gucci brought streetwear swagger to a 96-year-old brand.
Friday, March 16. 2018
Hangzhou & Seattle
On the one hand there is Alibaba Group (haedquartered in Hangzhou, China) and the question, how Alibaba met the challenges of the the present with artificial intelligence. On the other hand a story about Amazon's AI program and how deep learning came to power Alex, Amazon Web Services, and nerly every other division of Amazon Inc. (headquartered in Seattle, WA).
Friday, February 23. 2018
Cambridge & New York
2 book recommendations: Firstly Jeff Sutherland (living in Cambridge, MA) wrote the non-fiction Scrum: The Art of doing twice the work in half the time. Secondly the author Jay McInerney (living in New York, NY) published the novel The good life.
Friday, February 2. 2018
Alexandria & Boston
On the one hand the National Science Board (haedquartered in Alexandria, VA) published the Science & Engineering Indicators 2018. On the other hand Rudina Seseri (living in Boston, MA) examined the question, how AI is changing the game for recruiting?
Friday, January 19. 2018
Boston & Portland
5 ways the web will evolve in 2018, according to Ally MacDonald (living in Boston, MA). Meanwhile Google Inc. launches the new service AutoML: Frederic Lardinois (living in Portland, OR) described the service, which lets you train the custom machine learning models without having to code.
Wednesday, January 10. 2018
Raleigh & Washington D.C.
Firstly Tracy Buckner (living in Raleigh, NC) answered the question: How to be an open business analyst? Secondly Danny Vinik (living in Washington D.C.) outlined the macro economic thesis about the real future of work.
Friday, December 22. 2017
Columbia & Toronto
On the one hand Kevin Hartnett (living in Columbia, SC) told the story about Best-Ever Algorithm Found for Huge Streams of Data. On the other hand Joshua Oliver (living in Toronto, Canada) explained in his article the Toss of the Bitcoin.
Tuesday, November 21. 2017
Sydney & Bratislava
On the one hand Rachel Botsman (living in Sydney, Australia) wrote about Big data meets Big Brother as China moves to rate its citizens. On the other hand Slavoj Žižek (living in Bratislava, Slovakia) formulated Ideology Is Original Argumented Reality - How we fill gaps in our everyday experiences.
Tuesday, November 7. 2017
Springfield & New York City
My first look went to David C. Brock(living in Springfield, MA) and his historical essay about The Improbable Origins of PowerPoint. Then my eyes focused on Chavie Lieber (living in New York City, NY) and her story about eBay Is Playing Catchup, But Will It Work?
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