Burnout research is really interesting. It doesn't just happen from "working too much". It happens when you're in a toxic environment. Here's a thread summarizing some of the effects & what to do; I used some of these at Google.
Produced by @SmithsonianAIB, @sydneyskybetter, Stefanie Tellex and @made_line08, video capture and editing by Michael DeLaurier, additional support from @camscoggs and the whole Smithsonian AV team.
Just finished @katecrawford's *Atlas of AI*. It is an extraordinary accomplishment—one of the best nonfiction books I have ever read. Extremely well-written, concise, and accessible—and yet completely suited to advanced scholars too. There are whole worlds behind many sentences.
While scholars have considered the temporality of affect and the affects of temporality, the concept of space and its peculiar emotional valences remains under-theorized. Indeed, those who attack space maybe don't realize that space represents hope for so many people.
»The human body is increasingly encountered as a data body. Movements, emotions and states are measured, quantified and transformed into data.« #fromthearchive@kimay [https://t.co/6xOQkRewzE]
A data portrait of @MadelineG08 commissioned by @BrownUniversity's Arts Initiative. Using her desktop images, I selected 56 pairs that aesthetically complimented each other to construct a visual archive of her memory and personality. Enlarging 1 of those pairs here.
I am thrilled to share that ‘Face the Data’ is officially live at this link: https://t.co/p4mwYPrWwE. Thank you to @mayaonthenet, @LinsDerry , and @wheresaddie, for their incredible work and kindness as we put the portraits together! Funded by the Brown Arts Initiative.