Mostly Harmless: What Douglas Adams Can Teach Us About AI
Douglas Adams is missed because he taught us how to think differently! Here is the latest SubStack article from Adam Riley and myself on what Douglas Adams can teach us about AI.
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Beyond the Noise: Why AI’s True Direction Lies in Collective Human–AI Intelligence
It is amazing how quickly the concept of acquiring the skills needed to work in collective intelligence mode with AI has appeared on the scene. It is challenging but exciting to dig deep into this …
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Our Brave New World Revisited
Given that AI is progressing in a jagged way, we need to dig deep to find out what impact AI is likely to have on jobs in the future. This article attempts to provide some clarity …
The Uncanny Valley of Words
I hope you enjoy this latest article from Adam Riley and I. The idea of making sure we keep our original human voice in play – albeit often with its many rough edges – is …
Learning to love your inner Cyborg!
In this article Adam Riley and I are exploring the power of Collective Intelligence – we look forward to hearing your views: it is the future! Read Substack article…
Contemporary Polymaths – Who is James Tiberius Kirk?
Understanding people, dealing with complexity and providing leadership – Captain Kirk without question qualifies as a modern day polymath. Read Substack article…
Is AI the Ultimate Polymathic Tool — Or Forever Incomplete?
We hope you enjoy this exploration of the polymath concept. Adam Riley and I will be running a Polymath Salon at the ESOMAR Congress in Prague on September 29. Do come along and find out …
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Contemporary Polymaths – Who is Elon Musk?
Elon Musk is a controversial character but he is a classic example of applying polymathic thinking – he is able to switch between seeing the picture and then going into the detail and back again. …