The Washington Post’s reporting on a Google engineer claiming LaMDA was “sentient” set off the kind of internet debate usually […]
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AI & Automation, Digital Ethics, Technology Trends
The Verge’s reporting on the aftermath of Timnit Gebru’s departure from Google was one of the clearest reminders that AI
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Digital Ethics, Technology Trends
Reading the New York Times’ reporting on facial recognition in 2019 feels a little like watching a teenager attempt adulthood:
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AI & Automation, Digital Ethics, Digital Life, Marketing & Innovation, Technology Trends
CNN’s coverage of Pepsi pulling its Kendall Jenner ad is one of those stories that makes you tilt your head
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Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Digital Ethics
I was having a conversation with one of my closest colleagues and work/life balance came up. Specifically, we talked about
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Digital Ethics, Digital Life, Leadership, Productivity, Workplace Behavior, Workplace Culture
In my inbox this morning: DVD changing service You may have heard by now that we’re having to lay off
Hmm… this bus ad seems to cross the line: What a provocative ad by Fitness First in Rotterdam: a bus
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Consumer Experience, Digital Ethics, Digital Life, Humor, Tech & Gadgets