Dan Miller

45 minutes before our #nokings march is spozed to start.

Hope this goes viral.

ABA It has been three weeks since Inauguration Day. Most Americans recognize that newly elected leaders bring change. That is expected. But most Americans also expect that changes will take place in accordance with the rule of law and in an orderly manner that respects the lives of affected individuals and the work they have been asked to perform. Instead, we see wide-scale affronts to the rule of law itself, such as attacks on constitutionally protected birthright citizenship, the dismantling of USAID and the attempts to criminalize those who support lawful programs to eliminate bias and enhance diversity. We have seen attempts at wholesale dismantling of departments and entities created by Congress without seeking the required congressional approval to change the law. There are efforts to dismiss employees with little regard for the law and protections they merit, and social media announcements that disparage and appear to be motivated by a desire to inflame without any stated factual basis. This is chaotic. It may appeal to a few. But it is wrong. And most Americans recognize it is wrong. It is also contrary to the rule of law. The American Bar Association supports the rule of law. That means holding governments, including our own, accountable under law. We stand for a legal process that is orderly and fair. We have consistently urged the administrations of both parties to adhere to the rule of law. We stand in that familiar place again today. And we do not stand alone. Our courts stand for the rule of law as well.

Someone at the American Bar Association ate their Wheaties this morning.

Those dystopian books we read in school are looking less like fiction and more like a blueprint.

No wonder they’re being banned—they want to keep us in the dark.

is the goal merit or is the goal segregation?

Beyond Conversation: Can Reasoning LLMs Transform Customer Experience? | Reasoning LLMs, such as Deepseek R1, could find meaningful applications in CX, particularly for complex problem-solving and high-value use cases.

My pull quote from Amy Stapleton's recent post for Opus Research:

"For reasoning LLMs to become practical in CX, they need to become faster and more cost-effective."

Definitely worth a close read.
#ConversationalAI
#AgenticAI
#ReasoningAI

opusresearch.net/2025/02/04/b...

Google Search Can Now Call Businesses on Your Behalf Ask for Me is an experimental Search Lab feature that can be accessed from Google Search.

Looks like @google is relaunching a flavor of Gemini called “Ask for me” to call local businesses in your behalf.

#personslai #voiceai

www.gadgets360.com/ai/news/goog...

All the tagging in my post is wrong. My apologies to the individuals involved. Can’t figure out how to edit.

Loving this panel at #IRL2025 with @paulgreenberg.bsky.social @anandthaker.bsky.social and @toddharris.bsky.social discussing how #gaming provides successful business models for #crm related industries.

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Are you in SF now?

Are you in sf now?

Wrapped in Words: Spotify Talks a Big Game (and Sounds It Too) This year's Spotify Wrapped dropped with a surprise--a voice AI podcast--that will expose millions to the tech's potential.

Ian Jacobs waxes poetic about Spotify’s Wrapped podcast.

opusresearch.net/2024/12/16/w...

One of the questions explored at the recent #6G for the Real World workshop was "what is 6G's core purpose?

For 3G, 4G & 5G it's fairly easy to come up with a one-line objective - and assess if it was met or not.

For 6G, it's not so obvious

www.linkedin.com/posts/deanbu...

Yes please...

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Google reached a major milestone in the race to build practical quantum computers, revealing a device with an error rate that gets lower as the number of qubits increases. The company says the breakthrough could allow it to build a commercially viable quantum computer by the end of the decade.

Dean Bubley on LinkedIn: #cloud #telecom #5g #edgecomputing #interconnection #privatenetworks… I’ve read through the Council of the European Union conclusions on the European Commission white paper on network infrastructure. (Link in the…

I’ve read through the EU Council conclusions on the @ec.europa.eu white paper on network infrastructure.

A lot of criticisms have been taken on board.

Sensible comments on interconnect, cloud, spectrum - and no "fair share" or #edgewash nonsense

www.linkedin.com/posts/deanbu...

Charlie Brown, Lucy, a Football, and Agentic AI By Dan Miller on December 3, 2024

I just published these thoughts on #AgenticAI and the need for "agent-to-agent" conversations:

medium.com/@dnm54/charl...

@goecke.net I figured out how to use BlueSky. Now I’m going to the beach.

Hello BlueSky. Hello World.