Wild World of Work
Matt BeaneInvestigating the wild world of work, learning, and intelligent technologies - through research and responsible thinking.
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Measure twice, spend once
Do three images for “Measure Twice, Spend Once,” and make them abstract.
Hi everyone. I’m back. I’ve taken a two month hiatus from my Substack to make more public noise about The Skill Code. I’ve been on 21 podcasts with 16 more on the boo...
How to handle genAI in organizations, according to science
Been a while, folks. As predicted, I’ve slowed down here a bit to allow for a lot of extra writing for popular outlets associated with The Skill Code - my book that comes out on June 11. You can preorder here, and you’re the first to know...
Want skill? Build human connection.
“Now just focus on the two hands. Do variations there. One with one hand guiding another in some skilled activity. Another with four hands in the image. Another with two people working together, but emphasis on their hands.”
Think of your...
Think you're skilled? Think again.
“Surrealistic Evolution of Skills: This abstract image depicts the evolution from traditional craftsmanship tools to modern digital symbols. The surrealistic style, with vivid colors and imaginative shapes, creates a dream-like, fluid trans...
The Specter of Skills Inequality
“I need a singular figure that is a specter of skills inequality. try again but include a central, haunting figure that somehow captures the notion of skills and inequality. again, vary your styles, and review your own work to ensure creati...
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Studying work involving intelligent machines - aka robots and AI. @MITSloan PhD, @Ucsb Asst Prof, @Stanford and @MIT Digital Fellow, @Tedtalks @Thinkers50
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