Futuristic dystopias, works of speculative nonfiction, and more draw from the past to understand how technology will warp the future in this week's #TheAtlanticBooksBriefing. From @cray_kate: https://t.co/FlumeHUgSI
“They always do just enough to be able to put the press release out. But with a few exceptions, I don’t think it’s actually translated into better policies. They’re never really dealing with the fundamental problems.”
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Artefact’s @john_rousseau is featured in @AllTechIsHuman's latest report on Improving Social Media. Read the interview below, and explore our social media systems map here: https://t.co/66dNDLD8iJ
As we look ahead to 2021, we spoke to design and innovation leaders on the trend toward responsible design and their business priorities moving forward.
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Artefact’s @john_rousseau joins The Briefing Today podcast this week to talk futures, the evolution of human-centered design, and putting responsible design into practice. https://t.co/ZddY8IZjMI
"It’s probably art, officials said."
“The sheep are doing well,” he said. “It’s a robust population.”
A Weird Monolith Is Found in the Utah Desert https://t.co/8rmfUssFCz
The future of design is both responsible and hybrid. Go Blue!
New Bachelor’s Degree Positions Taubman College as a Leader in Urban Technology https://t.co/WaUmQfAlIe
"From inside the content-making machinery of 2014, perched on the ledge of the ring at the Twitter arena, it was possible to feel a new future coming, shapeless and terrible, yet it all seemed too dumb to be real."
How the Awful Stuff Won https://t.co/qyO0zfPL6P via @nybooks
The future of AR can sound like science fiction; but without limits, it can creep into every aspect of our private lives and create a dystopia of privacy and security risks. https://t.co/lsSmZvh6EA
Just Because I Was Mauled by Velociraptors Doesn’t Mean I Haven’t Done an Excellent Job Handling the Velociraptor Attacks - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency https://t.co/QOkpYgg8FS