Make it more absurd: more drama, more AI, more smoke and mirrors. As the new moon rises, we attempt to counter the absurdity and drama with elephants, rainbow mirrors, and sparks for conversations.
A reflection on the event Mythopoetic Sense-Making of Our AI Future, which Tethix hosted in partnership with RSA Oceania and Co-Labs.
What else do we have to witness live to rethink the stories we tell and start valuing all life on planet Earth? What human values are we aligning our AI models to?
As the new moon rises, we look for fogbows amidst the AI fog and climate doom by shining a mythopoetic light on perspectives often ignored, inspired by ancient wisdom and love for life on planet Earth.
What stories are our digital workplaces currently telling us, and how might we imagine and tell different stories that help us embody responsibility?
Why GPS-like product development practices such as agile should be enriched by taking detours with moral imagination and pathfinding.
A story of how stories changed as we untethered them from the land, and how we might remember stories that lead us back to the land and rewrite current stories.
As the new moon rises, we plant pledges, come together for collective futurecrafting, and imagine rainbows mirrors for existential hope.
The story of how and why I built an entire pixel-based virtual world in Gather that the Tethix team now uses as our office and learning playground.
How will your day-to-day practice change if your organization decides to embrace responsible firekeeping and install the Tethix ETHOS app? An exploration for the Tethix blog on how we can challenge agile firefighting by embodying our ETHOS.
I know, I know, the title of this post is atrociously click-baity. But if we allow Big Tech to get away with making outrageous claims about how their technology is saving humanity and release software that hallucinates, I hope you can forgive me for using the same tactic to bring up an important ...
Can you imagine how different our phones and other devices would be if they weren’t designed in Silicon Valley, where the individual is the center of the universe, where winning is always the goal?
