Can Machines Read?What does AI mean for authors — and is collective action the solution?Sep 2, 2023Sep 2, 2023
On Understanding Power and TechnologyI went to a Q&A by the “godfather of AI” Geoff Hinton the other night, and was invited to a (mostly) academic dinner afterwards. In the…Jun 1, 20238Jun 1, 20238
Easy to use but hard to understand: moving beyond the pitfalls of frictionless digital designIs it possible to regulate digital design to ensure better outcomes for online consumers?Jan 13, 2023Jan 13, 2023
Some things at the intersection of technology and society that will probably happen in 2023Earlier this week, the 2012 Horse ebooks tweet “Everything happens so much” popped up again in my timeline, like a 10-year anniversary…Dec 21, 20222Dec 21, 20222
Three recommendations to improve the safety of safety techEarlier this year, I was part of a team working on a piece of research to assess the impact of safety tech on the UK digital economy. My…Nov 29, 2022Nov 29, 2022
Published inCareful IndustriesSunshine Machines: Towards a feminist future of digital careHow infrastructures beyond the market are essential to fostering a more caring digital society.Oct 26, 2022Oct 26, 2022
The Case for Community Tech: Report launch and fund newsCommunity tech — technology that gives power and generates benefit for communities — is a vital part of the modern technology ecosystem.Sep 14, 2022Sep 14, 2022
Published inCareful IndustriesSystemic Digital CareExploring innovation as care workJul 2, 20221Jul 2, 20221
Published inCareful IndustriesWho owns the future(s)?Understanding the ingredients for a foresight commonsJun 24, 20221Jun 24, 20221
Published inCareful IndustriesA digital power glossaryWhat do the words we often use to talk about digital power really mean?Jun 1, 2022Jun 1, 2022
