Here are some of the posts that caught my eye recently. Hope you find something interesting.
- When that AI Company' Isn't Really an AI Company. (TechCrunch)
- The Catholic Church Proposes AI Regulations that Protect People'. (TheVerge)
- Musicians Algorithmically Generate Every Possible Melody, Release Them to Public Domain. (Vice)
- Saudi Arabia: Riyadh Suspends Pilgrimage Visas Amid Coronavirus Concerns. (Worldview)
- Warren Buffett Says He Prefers Mike Bloomberg in the Democratic Presidential Race. (CNW)
- Dow Loses 12% for Week on Coronavirus Panic; Fed Says It Will Act 'Appropriately'. (TheStreet)
- These are the Only 7 Stocks in the S&P 500 that Rose While the Market Plunged. (MarketWatch)
- Gold Prices Tumble Amid Reports of Margin Calls. (Investing)
- Nearly 40% of Europeans in Their Late 20S Still Live at Home. (Quartz)
- MIT Published a List of the 9 MegaTrends that Will Shape the World in 2030. Here's What They All Have in Common. (Inc)
The Show Must Go On (But In VR)
Several states are conditionally reopening.
As they reopen, it's important to think about a new normal. I'm excited about what we'll accomplish on the backside of this pandemic.
It challenged what we do and how we do it. In many ways, the thing that doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
With that said, I saw this video, and it struck a chord. It shows a famous orchestra playing the theme to 2001: A Space Odyssey updated for 2020's social distancing. You’ve got classical music played by classical musicians – together, but only via technology. This new form borrows from the past but creates something new. As a result, we experience a new dawn.
via Opera North
I encourage you to think about what the Quarantine made better for you, your family, your business, the country, or the world?
Sure, there are things that suck ... but there are things that surprised!
Think about the things that you did more of during this period. Are there new things that will make sense to continue as we move back to normal? Are there things that you did less of – and it somehow made things better (or made room for better things)?
How can you combine the best of the old with the best of the new to create something even better?
Things are going back to normal ... but you get to decide your new normal ... and it can be better than your past.
Stay safe and enjoy the ride,
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