
What it means to be human in the digital age. Why and how technology shapes us and how we then shape technology. This helps us prepare for the future.
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The king of the Natchez tribe in the 17th century, in what is now the southern USA (Mississippi and Louisiana), was incredibly powerful. He could order someone instantly put to death, for whatever reason...
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Every time I read or hear that totemic claim on social media sites that “AI is the fastest adopted technology in human history” I kind of sigh a little bit and quietly shake my head. It’s rolled out by some...
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I was at a networking function the other day with people in the technology sector, of course the main topic was AI as many were working with these tools. Discussion heated up around job losses, employee reject...
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Acouple of things I did this week got me noodling about trust in this age of screens everywhere and the mass creation of content t massive scales. First, I was being interviewed for a podcast by Tim...
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There’s likely someone, somewhere, taping their mouth shut as they go to bed. They’re sleepmaxxing. At breakfast elsewhere in another timezone, someone’s piling on the fibre in their morning meal, they’re...
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Digital anthropologist | I'm in WIRED, Forbes & National Geographic and regularly interviewed in international news media on the intersection of culture and technology | Cultural Strategist for Brands
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