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Brilliant find Roland, will some help the rest of us to participate here, or have they done so already and I missed it? Thanks again.

Philosopher Coeckelbergh about the ethics of drone warfare and the problematic incorporation of morality into robots.

A car teaches itself how to drive, by watching us.

Trying to change complex systems is best done with a delicate touch. The metaphor of "dancing" with a system captures this quite nicely.

"improve the overall intelligence produced by the ecosystem. By providing means and channels to relate and transact value through relationships, platforms are the tools that are augmenting our global intelligence."

The future is already here, it's just unevenly distributed. And it's Orwellian.

Whether you like Facebook or not, it's a major major force. What they do has consequences for who we are as homo sapiens.

Typing or mouse clicking just by using your brain. Listening through your skin. That's what they dream about at Facebook.

community platform, something which could replace our current HRU-site?

It seems Silicon Valley has value. Moral and political values. They made a Google doc about it.

"documents the downward trend in the labor share of income since the early 1990s, as well as its heterogeneous evolution across countries, industries, and workers of different skill groups, using newly assembled data for a large sample of advanced and emerging market and developing economies. The chapter then analyzes the forces behind these trends. Technological progress, reflected in the steep decline in the relative price of investment goods, along with varying exposure to routine-based occupations, explains about half the overall decline in advanced economies, with a larger negative impact on the earnings of middle-skilled workers. "

"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."

Inspiring texts about learning communities, networks and repositories

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