"World's first positive text service launches in a bid to end 'online negativity'"
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Neglect of the vulnerable. #digitalethics
Twitter apologises for letting ads target neo-Nazis and bigots - BBC News bbc.com/news/technolog…
This is my jam.
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I want this covered in future history books. The arrogance of the era of manipulation. x.com/chadloder/stat…
Realized I need a thread to save quotes, oneliners and reflective musings.
#saveworthythoughts
First out @cydharrell on disproportionate misuse of personal data and space. x.com/cydharrell/sta…
And here’s @hondanhon on how we (and media plays along) like to label actions – by both humans and machines – as readings, detections, assessments and predictions when they are, in fact, just guesses.
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Here’s @hypervisible on more of that indifferent, nonchalant and ultimately harmful behavior inherent in tech circles.
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I was invited to this brilliant podcast hosted by @thoresson. A chance to hear me talk about Digital Compassion in Swedish! 🐼❤️🇸🇪 twitter.com/thoresson/status/12173…
Det är inte ofta jag poddar på svenska nuförtiden men när jag blir inbjuden till Digitalsamtal med bästa Anders kan jag ju inte tacka nej.
Varmt tack för att du ställer, och lyfter fram, de viktiga frågorna Anders!
↪ Replying to @val_brigatti
@val_brigatti Yeah, I'm already thinking of cooling solutions for the dog.
It's January 15 in Stockholm and 8°C (46.4°F) outside. It feels like April.
And I'm struggling to ignore the implications of this as I struggle to find what to wear for biking to work. You know something's off when the temperature-appropriate clothes are packed away somewhere.
Also, I'm biking to work. In January. I know certain people do this every year, but hey, it's me.
↪ Replying to @drewharwell
@drewharwell @JessicaDenver7 The AI experts said a sketch could more often lead to a false match. I mean, do we really need AI experts to tell us this...
*checks state of world and the apparent blind trust in tech* Oh, turns out we do.
↪ Replying to @PavelASamsonov
@PavelASamsonov @hondanhon *lurking and trash-talking in side-channel*
Facebook is more like sugar than nicotine, says Andrew Bosworth. “If I want to eat sugar and die an early death that is a valid position. My grandfather took such a stance towards bacon and I admired him for it,” Bosworth writes.
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How to help events become more inclusive.
– Questions to ask organizers
↪ Replying to @bit_reader
@bit_reader Caught on a website, no escape from reality.
Open your eyes, look up to the T & C.
I’m just a poor sod, I need no sympathy,
Because I’m easy come, easy go, can I buy, bot says no.
Any way the site blows, doesn’t really matter, to me, to me.
In 2030, we ended the climate emergency. Here’s how - The Correspondent thecorrespondent.com/214/in-2030-we…
I've taken on too much client work which I know affects my health, relationships and performance. But also something that is too easily done as a freelancer. I e-mailed a client, was open about my situation and asked for an extension. They agreed to this. Transparency FTW.
Just published: How to help events become more inclusive
– Questions for organizers
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