Thanks to @theneilrichards for his insight this week. You can have all the data in the world but if you can't display it accurately and concisely, you might be worse off than if you had none...
Thank you @ballantine70 and @chrisweston for a fun chat on all things data visualisation for @WB40Podcast - not a witch, pumpkin or skeleton in sight, just (I hope) great dataviz conversation!
Ethics in technology is a growing field. But there is more to this than worrying about whether AI has rights. Listen to @oliviagambelin talking with @ballantine70 and @chrisweston on the latest edition to learn how and why this is important https://t.co/OxXqCVuKg5 #ethics
Our first guest since the summer break is the educationalist, technologist and many other things-ist @chris_yapp who came to discuss the future, how we can identify what might happen, and the reasons to be cheerful! https://t.co/j163G1EWOY
This week we welcomed @MatthewdAncona from our favourite news service @tortoise. We talked through the concepts in his new book Identity, Ignorance, Innovation and how they influence politics, work and how we are preparing the next generation. Listen in - https://t.co/4mSzazTj7J
We welcome @juliahobsbawm this week to discuss the wider implications of the dramatic shift to remote work, the "Nowhere Office" and, amongst other things, how this changes the dynamics between employer and employee. https://t.co/1dgN3cQzO6
Channelling our inner Jocky Wilson with episode 180, we discuss the perils of untrained DIY and the concept of liminality with the man behind @We_Are_Liminal@rolandharwood https://t.co/Z3aHfWWLPU
Episode 138 of @WB40Podcast is here, with @ChrisWeston and me talking about the things we call things. Oh, and World Cup of OSs Quarter Final results to boot... https://t.co/4ijnNJLN87