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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
From Putting People First
Our ever evolving online communication patterns
Both the Wall Street Journal and Techcrunch devote extensive space today to our ever evolving online communication patterns. The Wall Street Journal looks at how...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Neuromarketing Ethics
In Forbes an interesting piece on bioethics and neuroscience topics: Is My Mind Mine?. The author Paul Root Wolpe, .... is editor of the American Journal of Bioethics...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Make it About the Customer
In the NYT Magazine: Faster Slow Food, by Mark Bittman. I read his blog. As a foodie and cook myself and a rampant technologist, this brings my two great obsessions...
From Putting People First
Reviewing the
Dan Hill (ARUP) wrote a long review of the ‘Toward the Sentient City’ exhibition curated by Mark Shepard and organised by the Architectural League of New York. “This...
From Wild WebMink
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Your Company Could Win $10 Million! Big, bold, brash, brazen, this is the red future awaiting Sun. (tags: Oracle...
From Computer Science Teachers Association
Webinars for Professional Development
I have given webinars this fall using WebEx (http://try.webex.com) and Elluminate (http://www.elluminate.com/). I used WebEx during a webinar for Pearson on Alice...
From Putting People First
On using design to influence behaviour
Dan Lockton of Brunel University (UK), who runs a blog called Design with Intent, which focuses on strategic design that
From The Eponymous Pickle
Adobe Mobile Offering
I tried the free Adobe offering for the IPhone today. Its a simple set of touch-up capabilities for your pictures. Its the kind of capability that you now expect...
From Putting People First
The psychology of Google Wave
Most talk about Google Wave is focussed on technology, not people. Tom Simonite attempts to change the discourse with his article in The New Scientist. “The cultural...
From The Eponymous Pickle
On the Tribalization of Business
SNCR and Deloitte announce the following study of interest, Includes downloadable study and a link to an upcoming webinar on the topic. ' ... Deloitte LLP
From Putting People First
At your service
Damian Kernahan of Proto Partners asks in Fast Thinking, an Australian innovation quarterly, why service organisations don
From Wild WebMink
? Names Matter
Open Core: The worst of both worlds "Open core tries to find a middle ground between proprietary software and free software, but...
From The Noisy Channel
Google Is Sharpening Its Squares
As some of you may remember, I’m excited about Google Squared, a project I see as a great first step toward exploratory search at a web scale. Yes, I know that...
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM
Policy Highlights from Communications of the ACM - October 2009 (Vol. 52, No. 10)
Below is a list of items with policy relevance from the October issue of Communications of the ACM. As always, much of the material in CACM is premium content,...
From Schneier on Security
Pigs Defeating RFID-Enabled Feeding Systems
Pretty clever (for a pig, that is).
From The Eponymous Pickle
Sample Size in Neuromarketing Studies
On of the most contentious issues for studies in the newly emerging field and business of Neuromarketing is sample size. Generally marketing analyses that attempt...
From Putting People First
Wired UK
Here are the five stories that appeared in the special “Digital Cities” feature of Wired UK’s November issue. Words on the street by Adam Greenfield Ubiquitous,...
From Computational Complexity