Luiz loved crème brûlée and my retelling of it even had a role in how he came to be at Google that written about by @CadeMetz in Wired: https://
wired.com/2012/08/google
-as-xerox-parc/
… A few of us who knew Luiz well got together over the weekend to have coffee and reminisce (I hosted). To complement
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Luiz’s Legacy: Crème Brûlée and Google’s Innovation Culture
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Prioritize thinking time over worldly demands
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Pay the world whatever it takes to leave you alone to think.
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Social Media Balance: Connectivity Versus Misinformation Spread
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You're right, @greetpool — social media is definitely a double-edged sword. It connects us, but also spreads misinformation quickly. It’s all about finding a balance in how we use it.
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Human Skills and Creativity Essential Alongside AI Development
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Thank you so much for resharing my post, @hyderali678! I love how you captured the importance of engaging in creative and interpersonal activities to help us thrive alongside technology. It's true—fostering these uniquely human skills doesn’t just set us apart from AI, it
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Refik Anadol discusses Llama in Large Nature Model project
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On the latest episode of the Boz To The Future podcast, media artist and director, @RefikAnadol shared how his studio used Llama as part of "Large Nature Model: A Living Archive". Read more on the project and watch the whole conversation https://
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Digital Trust Paradox: Ethics Technology Human Connection
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As a business leader and digital strategist, I've had the privilege—and the responsibility—to observe and influence this changing digital landscape. In my article, Navigating the Digital Trust Paradox: Reflections on Ethics, Technology, and Human Connection, I explain how we can
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Cloud Strategy Success Depends on Enabling People Leadership
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Talking with a Fortune 500 company about their tech choices, almost everything comes down to two words: "It depends." But, mostly, it depends on people. I wrote down some thoughts on how to drive change by enabling people to lead that change https://
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Moon nostalgia interrupted by autonomous vehicle arrival
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Standing with 81 year old friend looking at the Moon, he saying how magnificent, me saying how we last went there in '72 with hardly any tech. I built my first autonomous mobile robot in '73. Our revery interrupted by a Waymo autonomous(almost) robot arriving to take me home.
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Tech solutions recreating 1984 surveillance dystopia
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It’s funny how the solution to 1984 looks a lot like *checks notes* 1984
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AI Company Executives’ Psychological Denial Before ChatGPT Era
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The psychology there is weirder and would be a long story to describe (my guesses about). They signed up to be AI company execs before ChatGPT existed, when these issues could not be discussed in general public, and formed weird twisted internal denials accordingly.