digital ethics
AI and Human Rights
Content for Raoul Wallenberg Talk on AI and Human Rights. Full transcript, slidedeck and references.
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Human Rights and Empty Promises
I realised I was sharing a lot of Africa-related content in December. Likely this is related to research I’m doing for my talk on AI and human rights on January 20. But this also meant I was more receptive to the stories coming from The Continent, a weekly publication
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Raoul Wallenberg Talks #1
What does AI have to do with human rights?
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The AI Spoon
A simple artefact to aid discussions around digital ethics and responsible AI.
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The world map that reboots your brain
Most maps grossly misrepresent the size of countries and contribute to confusion. Let's revise our tools to help us get better results.
digital ethics
Killer robots hiding in plain sight
As more and more decisions about human fates are made by algorithms, a lack of accountability and transparency will elevate heartless treatment driven by efficiency devoid of empathy. Humans become mere data shadows.
Happy World Usability Day 2021
This year's theme is Design of our Online World: Trust, Ethics and Integrity. Here's what that means: * You are either building trust or destroying it. * Trust takes years to build, seconds to break and forever to repair. * Ethics means doing and making things with the wellbeing
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High-speed threats in a shared public space
In this illustration, streets in a city scene are replaced by an abyss. There are people on the sidewalk, standing and walking, one holding a small child by the hand. One person is crossing the abyss on a plank, indicating a cross-walk. The illustration was commissioned for a report on
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A Facebook Issue
As many readers will be aware, I do not have a Facebook account. I go so far as blocking its related urls on my computer. And I do also try to avoid spending time unnecessarily talking about Facebook. Regretfully it continues to be that overarching shadow that will take another
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A Dubious Apple and Believing the Impossible
While it’s not a yet a win, and no time to relax, the fact that Apple are pausing their move into on-device mass surveillance is a good indicator of how activism and protests can make a difference. That said, it’s important to acknowledge that activism isn’t something
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Year of the Reboot
It’s been a tough year, going on two, from a wellbeing perspective. I just want to say: feeling exhausted, traumatised and disoriented is expected. For all of us. It’s natural to deflate when struggling to find breathing space in the midst of uncertainty, conflicting messaging and enforced restrictions.
design ethics
A Design Ethics Track for Yearlong Bite-Sized Learning
Per Axbom will be leading the Ambition Empower track: Design Ethics = Good Business.