Very pleased to share this report from @GSA_Seafood exploring #bestpractices# and recommendations for provision of #WiFi# to fishing crew at sea. Opportunity to provide feedback via the link @GeeksWF @integratedmntr @SWFPA @thaiuniongroup @KeyTraceability

The best time to prepare for an emergency is before it happens. New Waymo research introduces a first-of-its-kind framework for AV incident-management exercises—from tabletop scenarios to full-scale drills. Adapted from emergency management best practices, the framework helps AV developers, operational partners, and first responders test plans and strengthen coordination together. Read more:

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AI accelerates convergence towards the best UX For example, I notice that many signup flows of new websites are very similar (enter email address, receive 6-digit code, etc). Before AI, everyone was already kinda copying best practices from each other. But it was time consuming to do that research or make changes to an existing pattern Now those things become so cheap and the defaults of AI become so good, that we all end up with similar UX flows, etc

I have a (rapidly) growing conviction that "best practices" in software are just artifacts of product limitations. We called them best practices because software couldn't adapt to all the bespoke feature requests. AI removes that constraint, and it's the single biggest impact AI will have on the industry. All software will become malleable. It will bend around your business rather than you trying to figure out how to fit your business into the software. Paulo didn't change his fencing business to fit the software he was using... he changed the software to fit his business. IMO this is as significant a platform shift as the move from on-prem to SaaS.