“humanIT as we should be”
Selected slides taken from the full slide-deck
Introduction
This presentation is in two parts:
The first part was inspired by the publication of a book called “Resisting AI”, by Dan McQuillan. In response to some of the ideas, it addresses AI and IT architectures in particular.
The second part has a broader remit, and looks to bring together ideas around creativity in the workplace; how #onebestway, whilst virtuous in many respects, doesn’t promote creativity; and why getting dirty and being able to tweak what you have in front of you needs to be a key part of any workplace design which aims to innovate and even invent.
https://gb2earth.com/war/five | more on intuition in mission-critical contexts
https://gb2earth.com/climate/workstreams | four different levels of privacy, designed to foment more creative thinking in all sorts of sectors (not just climate change …)
