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Just to say I’m not really here anymore. I’m over on Bluesky with the other geeks and writers and academics. Maybe see you there.
I once gave a lecture where I used Tetris as metaphor to make a point about narrative and information processing. I regret to tell you, fellow kids, that none of the 100 or so students had heard of Tetris.
Weird and depressing article in the Guardian about ChatGPT therapists, which soft pedals the dangers of using AI for mental health care, and puffs up a load of tech company marketing.
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On about the fifth name you can see that I look up and I choke as I go on to read the next name because what I saw when I looked up was the families of killed women standing up in the gallery as a mark of respect. It took everything I had to not just break down in tears.
"I am tired of fighting for systematic change and being given table scraps"
Labour MP Jess Phillips reads the names of the women killed as a result of violence over the past year
bbc.in/3TgEPvm
I’ve worked out what this guy is playing on his Vision Pro
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🚨 Our Call for Participation is now open 🚨
If you'd like to give a talk, workshop, performance, or build a giant robot laser harp orchestra in a dome, we want to hear from you!
Every accepted proposal is guaranteed tickets to EMF 2024 🎟️
emfcamp.org/cfp
Communication Designers! Humour is sometimes overlooked as a model for communication, but there’s lots to learn from jokes.
This video takes 2 mins of The Simpsons, and shows how each joke expertly anticipates, subverts, and rewards audience expectation. Well worth a watch.
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Information sheet made to invite children to participate in our study about their notions of Digital Good/Bad
@digitalgoodnet @JohnPP @MainAngus @ellieracheldare & Steve Love
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Back in October, Tim O'Reilly joined us for a talk on #AI and the attention economy.
He discussed how #BigTech companies manage and profit from our attention online - and asked what data they ought to disclose in the future
Watch it here⬇️
mctd.ac.uk/watch-ai-and-the-…
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Grand dame of generative art, Vera Molnar has passed away at 99. One of the first dozen or so people to make art with a computer, and active until the very end, she was committed lifelong to the poetics of geometry, a massive inspiration and role model.






















