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Lemonade’s disturbing Twitter thread reveals how AI-powered insurance can go wrong - Vox
Lemonade tweeted about what it means to be an AI-first insurance company. It left a sour taste in many customers’ mouths.
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The danger of the discomfort zone
in class today Ricardo was encouraging us to move out of our comfort zone and into the stretch zone or the discomfort zone. While its a idea I agree with I think he didn’t address the reason why the comfort zone is so appealing. Many of us have left high school being told how to write, learn and act to get good marks. Why it sucks that marks inform how we act it would be foolish to say it doesn’t. I know i choose this degree because it diverts from the normal uni structure but it still is a uni degree so marks still have to be allotted. I know my first reaction to seeing a visual reflective essay was to ignore the visual reflective and just see it as a essay. For me, years of conditioning about passing or failing has left me with a 2 circle system. I’m either comfortable or im panicking, and usually im both. When relaxing I have some background panic about not doing enough or worrying about life. When im working my monkey brain constantly tries to pull me away back to my comfort zone because its ‘safe’. This might be an extreme example but it does address some of my thoughts on simply saying leave your comfort zone to those who have been punished for leaving it.
How Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services integrates into business software Microsoft PowerPoint, and how deep learning based Artificial Intell
Leave your Comfort Zone! Do it wisely tho
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Twenty firms produce 55% of world’s plastic waste, report reveals | Plastics | The Guardian
Plastic Waste Makers index identifies those driving climate crisis with virgin polymer production
Can't talk about the environment without talking about capitalism
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In previous years we've tried having 4 Studio sessions per week. This year and last year we moved to a single weekly session. Many positive and many negative consequences, worth reflecting upon and learning.
What my wall is starting to look like after I started to add my stuff on to the wall
Had a good korero today with students about the challenges of self directed learning. It's hard! I'd say this is the "hardest" skill in creative professions. Agency can be as overwhelming as it is liberating.
Techno Determinism and Technophilia intro paragraph
Here's the rough intro to my ICT essay. In all honesty, I'm not sure if I'm barking up the right tree here, so any sort of feedback is welcome. Think of this as the "describe" part of the Kolb cycle.
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The Creative Technologies experience that happened to me for this topic wasn’t a physical experience of a single event. It was an eye opening realization. I’ve been enthralled with technology since my teenage years and have, in the background of my mind, somewhat noticed how it is negatively (and of course, positively) impacting my life. It was a thought, but I didn’t have a name for it. Then, in week 5 of our Intro to Creative Technologies class, we were introduced to the concept of Technophilia, along with Technological Determinism. Not to get too textbook-y or parrot anything back, but Technophilia refers to the mindset that uncritically accepts all technology as an answer to just about any social issue, without consideration of the root cause of said issue. I found myself relating to this somewhat as I too can get carried away in the flashiness of technology. This is, of course, the opposite of technophobia, which is the fear or general dislike of new technologies. While I am still critical of technology, I certainly find myself to be more on the technophilia side of the spectrum. This then leads into the concept of technological determinism – whereby technology is seen as an agent of social change. Its introduction changes the way we function as a society, and this is something that, according to technological determinists, cannot be predicted nor resisted. Again, this is one side of a spectrum, with the other side being social constructivism, whereby society shapes technology. It sounds rather reminiscent of the chicken and the egg paradox, with one side affecting the other, almost in a loop. Obviously, we as humans created technology, but the degree to which it is shaping and changing our social dynamic is something worth considering. And that’s when it hit me. I started to think about my use of technology, the most prevalent one being the one that practically lives in my phone for the good majority of the day – my smart phone. It’s almost such a common idea that it’s questionable whether or not to bring it up, but the argument that phones are changing the way we live, perceive our friends, family and the world is a common one to say the least. But it got me thinking, how much has my life changed as a result of owning a smartphone? And, more specifically, how much of that is due to social media? The ability to gain instant gratification by flicking open Instagram and scrolling mindlessly or using a smartphone to check one thing and winding up wasting time looking at something completely unrelated are common occurrences for me, and I don’t think I’m alone. It’s reducing our attention span, warping our world views. And how much of it is our fault? That’s where technological determinism comes in. To what extent are we being controlled by this technology, and how much can we control it?
When your ideas say more about your world view and values thank the "problem" you are trying to "solve"
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