We must ask in our increasingly AI world:
Who gets to decide what survives the data compression? Who gets to say, “That’s not me”? And most importantly: who gets to build the representation in the first place?
Tag: cognitive science
Duizend dagen Duolingo Dutch
I love learning Dutch. It’s like English but not at all and each word gives me a fascinating peek into our shared linguistic history. On top of which, the Duolingo app allows me to observe AI and human-computer interaction – two of my favourite things.
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Demystifying AI at Pints of Knowledge, 24th June 2026
I am delighted to announce that I will be ‘demystifying AI’ in the pub, hosted by ‘Pints of Knowledge’ Wednesday 24th June 2026 at 7.30pm, The Blues Kitchen, Brixton.
Come listen to me talk about AI over a pint!
Visualising time and space
When I think about time, or visualising time, I think about Salvador Dalí’s painting: The persistence of memory, or melting clocks, as time is a social construct.
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Demystifying AI at PubSci
In a recent blog, I reminisced about an evening when I was in the pub debating with friends whether computer
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