Public Intelligence
Rajesh KasturiranganThoughts on Computing and Society
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Infrastructure for Agency: Rethinking Swaraj
Today being Gandhi Jayanti, it's only fitting we ask what 'Swaraj' means today, and secondarily, what civil society can do to foster Swaraj. We can't start that investigation without acknowledging that we live in collapsitarian times, when...
There are no beneficiaries. Agency and Functions, Part 1
First in a series of posts on how to think about civil society and its organizations. I am going to keep them short, but write them more often.
Some years ago, during our first citizens jury, a bureaucrat was explaining the benefits of N...
Shut Up and Prove
Not the usual post I make on LinkedIn, but we live in extraordinary times. TLDR; We are at an asteroid hitting the earth level of crisis of intellectual life.
My first love was the foundations of mathematics. Or maybe the second love; t...
The offside algorithm: what the World Cup taught me about our AI future
Like almost everyone else on Earth, I've spent the last few weeks glued to the World Cup. It's quite the spectacle, and a gripping one at that. And because these days my brain is wired to think about AI, I kept watching the games through a...
The US at 250: The Promise and the Violence of the Blank Slate
This is a one-off essay marking the occasion of the semiquincentennial (that’s 250 in the common tongue). I will be back with regular programming in the not too distant future.
I am not one to wax poetic, but on this 250th anniversary o...
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