Find your people
Think beyond the next new tool. Ask what comes after.
Ideas are better in good company.
More to read, learn and make from the people behind the ideas.
Think beyond the next new tool. Ask what comes after. Take a look around, find a conversation that speaks to you and make yourself at home.
The polished showcases are everywhere. I am more interested in the attempts that needed a human to step back in. What did you try, and what would you change next time?
Mine could summarize the notes but missed why we disagreed. Adding the original quotes made the gaps much easier to see.
For me, it is the first page of notes before an idea has a shape. I do not want to make that part faster. Curious where other people draw the line.
The first sketch. I need the awkward version to work out what I am trying to say before I ask a tool to help.
Have something to add?
Find your place in the conversationFor curious people exploring how technology changes the way we create, learn and work. Bring an experiment, explain an idea in plain language or ask a question that has no easy answer. You do not need to be an engineer to take part; thoughtful skepticism is welcome.
Be specific, be kind and respond to the idea. Ask whether someone wants critique before offering it.
Disagree thoughtfully. Stay curious about experiences that are different from your own.
Acknowledge the people behind the work. Keep promotion relevant and never share someone’s private information.
Get a feel for the people in AI & Future Minds. There is room for your perspective, too.
