Avery Sen (@[email protected])

Cofounder | Research Director @SenSoundSpace. Advocate for responsible research & innovation (#RRI), esp. via humanities, arts, and social sciences (#HASS).

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

For a thriving #innovationecosystem, TREEs need robust SOIL. Find out more in my #DayOne proposal.

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[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

Hi, @bunq. For the 2nd time in a month, my account has been restricted (pending "security" review) making it impossible for me to pay my bills on time. I have been given no reason for why these restrictions have been put in place. Please explain.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

"It is tempting to view physical violence as the ultimate harm, doing so makes it easy to forget pernicious ways our societies perpetuate #structuralviolence."

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[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

"Are we doing the right kinds of #engineering? How should we invite the public in to discuss it? And how willing are we engineers to be provoked?"

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[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

"Tech Bro warnings feel more like a coordinated money grab"

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[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@STS_News Same thing happened with our Luna. Luckily, she was fine after a mouthwashing.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

"The more we focus on how smart #AI could be someday, the less we focus on all the ways it falls short today."

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[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@mattsclancy Really makes me wonder... why do people still use the shadow effect in bar charts?

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

Name a fictional character who would pay for twitter blue

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

Name a fictional character who would pay for twitter blue

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

Name a fictional character who would pay for twitter blue

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@AlecStapp And will the IP for the vaccine be open for all to use, so that billions can be vaccinated sooner, avoiding the emergence of new variants? Or will public money still be used to create private property, kept scarce to drive record profits at the expense of lives saved?

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@SynBio1

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@KBAndersen The Doctor

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@nickdawson People need a reason to have a cold war with China. War in Afghanistan is over, and we can't not have an enemy for too long or folks may start talking about a peace dividend.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@Jackstilgoe @ShobitaP @trilliz Sounds the same as we have in the US. Note the different length of each pulse and irregular repetition, which is supposed to be more attention getting. Also, the overtones to make it brighter (and so increase the dB). Phone speakers bring unique challenges for alert sounds.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@ChemCooper @UofCalifornia Point being, of the private R&D that funded, much more is conducted at academic vs private institutions, so probably greater chance of seeing the results publically.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@ChemCooper @UofCalifornia Here's all national R&D funding, business vs federal. Note: there are fewer and fewer private labs over this period. Also, it's hard to break down private funding into basic, applied, and development - self reporting by business is unreliable.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@eddiecaine We were just following the curriculum.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@vgwschutte I used to work at @SRI_Intl which, per the org's written history, first popularized "stakeholder" as a policy term. I'll note that, legend has it, it was specifically intended to distinguish from "shareholders," to include non-financial interests in policy decisions.

[Avery Sen (@[email protected]) @avery_sen]

@Jackstilgoe @aeonmag As a fellow STSer and mediocre drummer, and person who designs repetitive sounds of medical devices, this resonates. Our humanity is inescapably embedded in the electronic sounds that mediate our lives. But it takes care to design them to bring out, not suppress, our humanity.