In the second part of the Exploratorium, we started learning about the questions we previously uncovered at the intersection of climate action in tech and generative AI. Read this recap for a summary of our initial learnings, and to find out how you can still join this exploration journey.
In the first part of the Exploratorium, we started uncovering questions at the intersection of climate action in tech and generative AI. Read this recap to see what we uncovered during the questioning live session and how you can still join this exploration journey.
In the latest episode of Pathfinders Podcast, we wonder: can digital technologies satisfy our yearning for a yarn and support embodied conversational learning, especially through voice-based conversational interfaces?
Throughout November, we’re inviting all curious CATs to join the 🐱 CAT Generative AI Exploratorium ✨ – a collaborative journey in which you will be able to question, learn, practice, and reflect on the intersection of climate action in tech and generative AI.
The first journey in the Tethix Learning Archipelago is now complete with crews wrapping up the tech ethics challenge in the Harbour of Shared Reflection.
The penultimate port of call was on the island of Practicalia, where crews proposed and evaluated solutions to their tech ethics challenges.
Our pilot journey in the Tethix Learning Archipelago continues with fresh observations on this unique learning experience in tech ethics.
The Tethix Learning Archipelago opened for travellers and diverse crews have begun their expeditions. Read this journey update for week 2 as we learn together.
Tethix launched an entirely new way to learn about tech ethics. In this initial update, I describe the overall approach and our first week with observations for continuous improvement.
It’s Sunday. I finally got the chance to sleep in a bit. In just a week, I was lucky to participate in three amazing events that were started up by three amazing tech/startup communities. It’s probably not something that will be heavily featured in the news, what with the game of political throne...
At this year’s Digital Assembly, me and my fellow Neelie Kroes’ Young Advisors were challenged to pick a common theme to work on. One suggestion was to focus on providing every young European with opportunities to start learning coding. Out of this suggestion, Europe Code Week was born over summer.
You might have noticed that I’m getting increasingly fed up with the lack of women in IT. It’s a fun, exciting, creative and increasingly influential industry, so why does the majority of my half of the population still feel like they don’t belong in this world?
