
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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To say there’s a wee bit of frustration over data centres across much of the Western world is a bit of an understatement. For most people it’s the cultural immune response to AI overall, plus water usage,...
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Inthe mid 1930s, Australia had a bit of a problem. Cane beetles were eating the sugar cane, quite ravenously. Someone read a report from Puerto Rico that cane toads had a taste for cane beetle larvae. A...
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This could go really, really deep super fast. So I want to stay a bit high-level if you will and perhaps, hopefully, get us thinking about not Artificial Intelligence as a technology, but us, as humans. Wh...
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When I say “AI” in this thinking bit, I mean Generative AI, because there is no singular AI (Artificial Intelligence) and likely there never will be. What is broadly referred to as “AI” today are LLMs (Large...
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Wehear almost daily about protests against data centres being built, not just in America, but Canada, Europe and other countries. Even the redoubt of libertarian freedoms, Texas, has now put a moratorium on...
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