Thriving Resilient Communities - an action metanetwork dedicated to local communities w... - 0 views
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"The Thriving Resilient Communities Collaboratory (TRCC) networks and builds capacity for community resilience leaders working at the regional and translocal scale in the USA. We bring together diverse stakeholders to collaborate and allocate resources together, to share best practices and build organization capacity. Through relationships and trust, we form collaborative projects to build movement capacity. Some of the organizations we bring together include Art of Hosting, BayLocalize, Bioneers, New Economy Coalition, Post Carbon Institute, Shareable, Transition US and more. "
The meaning of life in a world without work | Technology | The Guardian - 0 views
Review of Mark Coeckelbergh's Human Being @ Risk - 0 views
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"He believes that although technology can objectively decrease risk of a particular kind or make us feel less vulnerable in particular way, any technology that decreases some kind of risk also introduces new risks, thereby altering the ways in which we are at risk and experience vulnerability. Thus, rather than think of the human-technology dialectic as a process that makes humans less vulnerable, it is better conceptualized, he believes, as a process of transformation--a process that transforms human vulnerability."
The New Urban Crisis: How Our Cities Are Increasing Inequality, Deepening Segregation, ... - 0 views
Society 'flying blind' over robots' impact on jobs - 0 views
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"call on governments to use the data-driven management techniques common in the private sector to find out how best to respond to the employment disruption that is coming. These include using "A/B" testing of alternative options to do small trials of new social policies designed to counteract the impact of automation, before expanding them to entire populations."
Sex robot called Samantha 'who has brain and can tell jokes' goes on sale in ... - 0 views
Microsoft Ignite's Biggest Surprise: Quantum Computing - Barron's - 0 views
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"The most unexpected part of the Microsoft Ignite keynote was the panel discussion on Quantum Computing and the potential role for Microsoft to empower this next revolution in computing with a new programming language and qubit simulator that runs on Azure later this year. While Quantum Computing efforts are likely to be immaterial to the forecast over the next three-to-five years, the amount of airtime that Quantum Computing received at the opening keynote at Ignite showcases the longer-term aspirations for Microsoft to continue pushing the envelope of technology innovation, with an emphasis on mixed reality, AI, and quantum computing."
AI is going to be helpful for personalizing news - but watch out for journali... - 0 views
Facebook and the Normalization of Deviance | The New Yorker - 0 views
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