In the past few weeks, we have been: 

• Continuing to listen to Darknet Diaries, a fantastic podcast with stories from the dark side of the internet, including an episode detailing the terrifying extent of the NotPetya worm in the Ukraine and beyond. 
• Watching the press pick up on OV portfolio company WaveOptics as it released the lightest, thinnest waveguide ever for Augmented Reality displays. 
• Looking through this fun survey data of quantum computing researchers' responses to questions about whether Google reached quantum supremacy last year. IBM thinks they didn’t :) 
• Geeking out on why DevOps for machine learning systems is so hard and different. Read here. 
• Surprised, as always, while analysing the Gartner Hype Cycle for artificial intelligence 2019. 
• Worried that privacy is getting heavily breached in the name of detecting corona virus? 
• Perusing through the 72 page UK guide to artificial intelligence and public standards, guidance and ethical principles of building an AI engine. 
• Miffed to see that we didn’t feature on the deep tech VCs in Europe list.  We assumed we would always be on these lists given our credentials (here)! 
• Enjoying Anna Khan’s framework on what she looks for in Open Source businesses. 
• Fascinated by how this scientist treats human organs to make them transparent. 
• Impressed at Slamcore’s video of panoptic segmentation (and explanatory blog to go with it). 
• Interested to see one author’s take on where Jeff Bezos should direct his $10bn climate change fund. 
• Piqued by claims around nuclear fusion technology made by these bold Australian scientists.