Deconstructing Power in the Age of AI
Recently, we published a response to a UN positioning paper, have been chatting with folks about AI Literacy and are otherwise thinking about the affect… Read More »Deconstructing Power in the Age of AI
Recently, we published a response to a UN positioning paper, have been chatting with folks about AI Literacy and are otherwise thinking about the affect… Read More »Deconstructing Power in the Age of AI
Part 1: Building Resilience Amongst Environmental Activists originally posted on WAO blog Have you ever heard of Fck Oatly? It’s a playfully sarcastic website that… Read More »Navigating Greenpeace’s Critical Incident Network
danah boyd is certainly smarter than I, but I nitpickely disagree with the tone her post on Deskilling on the Job. I was going to… Read More »“Deskilling” and AI as a Tool
cross-posted in the passbolt publication on Medium I’ve mentioned in this big internet thing that the co-op is doing a bit of work for passbolt.… Read More »Announcing the passbolt Community Forum
cross-posted on the We Are Open Co-op blog On July 26, 2017, an amazing community of more than 35 people came together to participate in… Read More »The Badge Wiki barn raising gave us a frame…
(cross-posted in the We Are Open Co-op publication) Yesterday, yours truly and the rest of the We Are Open Co-op crew hung out online for… Read More »Visual Drinkery: We Are Open Co-op Day March 2017 Edition
In the biweekly call I’ve been running since I came to Greenpeace, we have some deep philosophical discussions. We start with something meta, and then… Read More »Thinking about robots
I was standing in my kitchen when I read the news. I had to sit down. Like I was in a movie. I couldn’t stand… Read More »On the #Brexit
My colleague Amrekha has been developing some materials around the concept of courage. It has me thinking. A lot. I’ve mentioned courage in other posts:… Read More »Open Courage
I think modeling the behavior I want to see in the world is a good way to spread the open ethos. But when other people… Read More »Freedom of Choice for the Greater Good?