Over the years, I used a portrait photo and a landscape shot from a kayak trip as my main “brand images”. But, a while ago, I started looking at a “real logo”. Something a little abstract, but (literally?) grounded, related to path-finding, or the idea of long-term growth. And linked to the idea that IT is more like gardening (on-going), than building something (one-off).
On Thursday, the Rebooting democracy in the age of AI lecture series will continue with a conversation on AI for participatory planning, looking at the UrbanistaAI platform: a way to visually co-create the use of urban spaces.
Previous lectures in the series have featured great presentations and conversations at the forefront of AI for civic use, exploring ways it may impact democratic society, and how it may be governed.
This session may look a bit more on planning how to use AI-based tools in concrete processes. It will be great input to combine with our own experiences developing a platform for citizen dialogues.
Jon Stewart On The False Promises of AI (The Daily Show 2024-04-02)
In The Daily Show, Jon Stewart debunks the false promises of “AI for Good”, and interviews chair of the FTC Lina Khan on oversight of AI companies and algorithms.
It has happened. After more than a decade of taking notes with Zim, I have switched to Obsidian.