31 ottobre 2014
Often we hear people talking about Artificial Intelligence and the different implications of this new tech. The best Silicon Valley Brains are now talking about outlook and future of AI: what comes next?
Richard Waters on Financial Times Magazine
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Abbiamo spesso parlato di lotta alle discriminazioni, toccandone tutte le tipologie. Oggi torniamo sulla lotta alle discriminazioni verso le donne, una piaga purtroppo ancor oggi aperta.
Flavio Di Fusco su Huffington Post
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This subject has technical roots in the B2C mass contract law, but it has crystal-clear direct implication for consumers. We're talking about contractual transparency and in particular AT&T's "unlimited" mobile data contract. Many customers have complained that after reaching a given threshold they're mobile have heavily slowed down. Total dollars wasted? USD 300 Mln. And now Federal Trade Commission wants to understand more.
Brian Fung on The Washington Post
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US Economy has marked its 6-months top growth rate of the last decade. But citizens claim that their not feeling the recovery in their daily life, complaining about low wages and more. Both Reps and Democrats are pointed as guilty for this situation. What's the scenario?
Mike Dorning and Lorraine Woellert on Bloomberg
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Networking is a well known form of co-operating, largely discussed but not always enough understood. Here's a suggestion: the presumption in networking is that you want to know someone, not get something from him/her. An insight.
Liz Ryan on Forbes
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Microsoft in about to fire large part of his Global Advertising Sales Team. This move is one of the consequences of the largest job cut plan ever undertaken by Microsoft. What's happening in Redmond?
Lara O'Reilly on Business Insider













