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↪ Replying to @marcusosterberg
@marcusosterberg @DIGG_Sverige Ser att några av vinnarna har vunnit flera hackathons med samma produkt. Så man åker alltså runt med en färdig tjänst och vinner hackathons. Vari består hackandet? Mitt förtroende för de här evenemangen har nått botten.
Hammer: Transparent. Understandable by many. Autonomously controlled. Predictable. Single-person use.
AI: Obscure. Lack of individual control. Unpredictable. Massive-scale impact. Authority-imposed.
Tools are different.
#digitalethics
'By saying “that’s not our problem,” technologists abdicate their self-governance. They effectively decide to shove a decision onto society, and ask society to regulate them.'
scu.edu/ethics/all-abo…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@radicallyrach Super freaked out - like mentioning it to everyone - and I don't live there... 😳
When you're watching Star Wars and realize that Vader is father in Dutch and it's this in-your-face retrospective spoiler.
"Luke, I am your vader."
"Well d'uh."
But yeah I know that wasn't planned. Unless... the name itself prompted the creation of that plot twist.
I have to say, @hylo is looking better and better by way of organizing community forums.
hylo.com
If you're not listening to @gaslitnation you're not doing it right. 🧐 x.com/gaslitnation/s…
↪ Replying to @MollyWattTalks
@MollyWattTalks @abbott567 @NickColley While a powerful quote, I'd use with care as it applies differently in different countries and not globally. The way blue eyes alludes to nazi eugenics is thought provoking, but I'm thinking can be triggering in some contexts. 89% of people in Finland have blue eyes. 😮
"Usually, terrible things that are done with the excuse that progress requires them are not really progress at all, but just terrible things." – Russell Baker
When the person who is responsible for purchasing something and the person who is destined to use that something are different people: beware.
↪ Replying to @JennyTheolin
@jennytheolin A UX Designer listens to and mediates between stakeholders and affected parties, often using visual aids, to establish consensus and contribute to benevolent and sustainable products and services that promote well-being.
At least I wish this was true.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@banjira My gut reaction: There are assumptions being made in that dialog window. Rather than make an assumption it can make available options without a value statement. It also indicates a usability problem: why would the user not be aware that they can mute?
If you have a Mac and a lot of online meetings on different meeting platforms, I can't recommend Meeter enough. Displays all your upcoming meetings and you get one button to join, regardless of platform.
trymeeter.com
@tsvenson @marcusosterberg @plannero Udda lösning att ni får prata om mig i den tråden, och att jag får notiser, men att jag inte får bemöta det som sägs - om ni nu snackat 💩 om mig ;)
When I think back to when Facebook et al managed to have almost everyone LIKE, and REQUEST(!), being logged in all the time I feel truly stupid.
↪ Replying to @lubes
@lubes Mostly on my mind is tracking, data collection and content targeting aimed at vulnerable people. Right now feel like I've gone beyond a point where I'm struggling to even enjoy large chunks of the internet any more. This wasn't what the Internet was for...
I've started factoring in what I may be inadvertently be exposing people to by encouraging them to respond to messages when I send them in certain communication channels.
I'm broken.