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New from me: ChatGPT Strikes at the Heart of the Scientific World View
My latest for CIGI. I’m usually pretty good at writing quickly, but it’s taken me a couple of months to figure out how to think about ChatGPT. It’s a longer piece, but I’m quite happy with it, so please do … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Regulaton, Uncategorized
Tagged artificial intelligence, chatgpt, data governance, knowledge governance, machine learning
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New from me: Five tech reads for the season
Over at CIGI, I’ve shared five books that I’ve found particularly useful for understanding the digital economy and tech policy. The first three books explore the basic fundamentals: The thing about technology, of course, is that it is always a … Continue reading
Posted in Tech policy
Tagged cryptocurrency, data governance, fintech, internet freedom, online privacy, platform governance, surveillance
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Some year-end listening: My favourite tunes from 2022, part 2 (30-1)
My favourite left-field pop tunes from 2022, from Canada, Australia and beyond (first part here). Enjoy, and best wishes for 2023. The mix: The list: 30. Jane Inc., 2120 What better way to kick off a top-30 list than with … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Uncategorized
Tagged Best Australian music, Best Canadian music, best of 2022, independent music, indie pop, indie rock, punk rock, shoegaze
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Some year-end tuneage: My favourite songs from 2022, part 1 (50-31)
As a music fan, I’m not immune to the pleasures of the year-end list. Or the year-end mix, for that matter. One of the great joys of the era of musical abundance in which we live is that it allows … Continue reading
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Tagged Best Australian music, Best Canadian music, best of 2022, CanCon, indie rock, punk rock, shoegaze
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In the Media: Two articles on the Muskian Twitpocalypse
I have two new opeds about what Musk’s ongoing evisceration of Twitter has taught us, or at least me: From CIGI: Musk’s Ascendancy Reveals Our Vulnerability to Fickle US Platforms (November 17) At The Conversation: What Elon Musk’s destruction of … Continue reading
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Tagged Academic Twitter, elon musk, social media, twitter
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