What must remain ours?
What a company must own when machines can do the rest
What a company must own when machines can do the rest
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The Keep · Ownership
What a company must own when machines can do the rest
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Building Trust in AI:A Local-First Approach · Evidence
Understanding how AI workflows work to build confidence in their decisions. Because real trust comes from transparency, not blind faith.
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Time to look beyond screens · Experience
There is a widespread view that technology needs to integrate seamlessly into natural human environment. It needs to augment and enhance our everyday experiences, which are very organic in nature. Usage of Screens should not be-all end-all for all digital experiences.
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THE PUBLISHED RECORD · 2014—NOW
Everyday we wake up with a preoccupied set of thoughts that are connected to an outcome for the day, through the day. That set of thoughts continue to get complicated…
Data, Big Data, Small Data and Science to find meaning, knowledge nuggets from this massive amount of information is the sexiest job of 21st century according to a leading publication.…
When you have focus problems and need continuous distractions as a means to focus back on your mainstream work – you end up answering a lot of questions for yourself.…
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12 AUGUST 2015
Technology should recede into ordinary human context—not make the screen the beginning and end of every experience.
THE QUESTION RETURNS
Interfaces can now respond to intent, compose themselves and move beyond fixed workflows.
The technology changed. The human-centred test did not.
ONE PERSON · THREE PUBLIC SURFACES