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Feb 8, 2021

Cascades of Incompetence

Simplification If you are a founder, the first question you need to answer is “What problem does your solution solve?” Unless you can answer this question succinctly and accurately your project is likely to fail. And yet founders often find this is the hardest question to answer. The next question- understandably…

Psychology

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Cascades of Incompetence
Cascades of Incompetence
Psychology

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Feb 7, 2021

Recent Paradigms in Predicting and Controlling Human Behaviour

Confusion Worse Counfounded Those of us- as humans or scientists (the conditions may be- or may not be — mutually exclusive) who are interested in identifying and predictively modelling the behaviour of human beings as a path to so-called Artificial Intelligence and a ‘better’ society seem to have a choice between working back…

Behavior Change

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Recent Paradigms in Predicting and Controlling Human Behaviour
Recent Paradigms in Predicting and Controlling Human Behaviour
Behavior Change

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Jan 27, 2021

Catching the Data Wave

Everybody wants to change the world. Podcast, blogposts, tweets and all the rest. But we want to do it safely. Here on Medium, and on most of the Internet, we can suggest that there are really just two safe approaches to media building and publishing: Fantasy and horror. Fantasy offers…

Data

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Catching the Data Wave
Catching the Data Wave
Data

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Jan 25, 2021

Developing a New Category

The creation of an entirely new product category is a very high-risk strategy. Innovation analysts have underlined the consistently high rate of failure of new products in most industries — never mind new categories. Instead, most new applications involve piggybacking new technologies onto existing needs and structures. Taxi to Uber…

Category

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Developing a New Category
Developing a New Category
Category

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Jan 11, 2021

Social Cuts Both Ways

Having recently been de-platformed from Facebook, (I am so proud, even though I have no idea why) I thought I might launch a scathing attack on social platforms. So, here goes. Is social and mainstream media hijacking your trust? Course they are. But you don’t care. Why should you? Unless… …

Social Media

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Social Cuts Both Ways
Social Cuts Both Ways
Social Media

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Jan 10, 2021

Identity Biopolitics and the Customer

If Your Customer Doesn’t Know Who He/She/They Are, How Can You? You can only know yourself in terms of what you do and who you interact with. There’s no real escape. Sorry ‘bout that. Identity theorists generally define identity as an internalized set of shared meanings that provide shared expectations for individuals in social roles. Most suggest that there are three…

Identity

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Identity Biopolitics and the Customer
Identity Biopolitics and the Customer
Identity

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Jan 10, 2021

Baby, It’s Cold Outside

At a time when we stand- lost — in the midst of a data blizzard with the temperature and energy value of data trending towards absolute zero, the only compass we have is a model which enables us to navigate the frozen wastes of knowledge. Models are critical in human…

Data Science

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Baby, It’s Cold Outside
Baby, It’s Cold Outside
Data Science

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Sep 13, 2020

‘Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know’ The Cultural Curse of Artificial Intelligence

Can AI experience uncertainty? And should it? Since the original Nineteenth Century beginnings of the introduction of compulsory education across elements of the developed and developing world, there is a strong, but perhaps unsustainable belief, that education is strongly correlated to learning. …

AI

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‘Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know’ The Cultural Curse of Artificial Intelligence
‘Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know’ The Cultural Curse of Artificial Intelligence
AI

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·Sep 5, 2020

Data Apocalypse Later

Data driven is great. As long as you can define the scale of the experiment and the metrics used to track it. Scale is important in physics, cognition, investment, science and history. But, if you are as data driven as you hope and claim to be, how do you choose…

Data Science

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Data Apocalypse Later
Data Apocalypse Later
Data Science

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Sep 1, 2020

Who Mediates Your Data?

Democratic Social Media Is social media democratic? Because democracy is always harder- and more complex than it looks. For those of us who find social media frustrating, it may be that it’s frustrating because it’s democratic. Because while democracy offers power to the people- right on- that power is useless unless its mobilised. …

Democracy

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Who Mediates Your Data?
Who Mediates Your Data?
Democracy

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Peter Stannack

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