The Future Of Personal Branding Is Now. Here’s What It Means For Your Career https://
bit.ly/3JPhs6l via @Forbes #FutureofWork #marketing
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Personal Branding Future Impacts Your Career Growth Now
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Keeping People in Frame Understanding AI Issues
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A little late to the party but this article is a must-read. Key to understanding what's going on and what's going wrong with "AI" is keeping the people in the frame.
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Overcoming Technology Addiction for Digital Wellbeing
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How to free-up ourselves? Read my article on how I overcame my addiction to #technology: https://
forbes.com/sites/forbeste
chcouncil/2023/02/22/how-i-overcame-my-tech-addiction/?sh=26f9d8812db9
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Midjourney dominates Twitter feed during vacation
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I am on vacation but every time I sneak a look at Twitter the feed is all Midjouney and coup.
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Culture Builds Belief, Belief Builds Industries
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Culture builds belief. Belief builds industries.
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Silencing Hateful Ideology: Ethics and Accountability in Tech
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Espousing a hateful ideology and then trying to silence those who would call attention to that fact… is another way to enact said hateful ideology.
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Concerns About Technological Pessimism Regarding Generative AI
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Some quotes from me in this article from @johnthornhillft on the spectrum of optimism and pessimism around generative AI. "Why we should worry about the technological pessimists"
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Gaming concerns rise as automation threatens player experience
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My favorite game! Hope it stays without being automated.
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Women in Tech: Gender and Pay Disparity Persist
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#WomeninTech: Making strides, but gender and pay disparity remain https://
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Success Expectations: Compromise versus Alternative Definitions
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He’s def right but only if you have the expectations he has. If you set your expectations differently you might not have to compromise—you just won’t have the same type of success. It’s an important question for anyone who makes stuff