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As LLMs improve, they’re becoming adept at deciphering our incoherent ramblings. You can throw a jumbled idea at them—“I want something that does this, kind of”—and they’ll figure out your real intention, delivering a workable starting point. It’s reminiscent of a parent interpreting a child’s babbling needs: it might sound fanciful, but it’s... See more
Azeem Azhar • Introducing the vibe worker
Take Aways
The distinction between cognitive and cogitative offloading offers a framework for refining our evolving relationship with technology. While cognitive offloading addresses epistemic realities, the storage and retrieval of information, cogitative offloading concerns the metacognitive delegation of active thinking processes themselves.... See more
The distinction between cognitive and cogitative offloading offers a framework for refining our evolving relationship with technology. While cognitive offloading addresses epistemic realities, the storage and retrieval of information, cogitative offloading concerns the metacognitive delegation of active thinking processes themselves.... See more
Terry Underwood • I think, therefore, I know what I know; I offload, therefore, I raise the potential of knowing more (or less)
- The six logics of technocolonialism: Technocolonialism is driven by six key logics which underpin the analytical framework of Mirca’s work. These are the logic of humanitarian accountability, the logic of audit, the logic of capitalism, the logic of solutionism, the logic of securitisation, and the logic of resistance.
- AI and the logic of
Technocolonialism in the age of Humanitarian AI - MERL Tech
Desire Lines
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file:///C:/Users/gomez/Downloads/9780429345913_previewpdf.pdf “Desire lines are the paths people create through regular
usage. There are other names for them: social trails, pirate paths, cow paths,
donkey paths, goat tracks, elephant trails, and doubtless more. They appear where
people repeatedly choose to walk, and usually signify a route from A to B that is
quicker or more easily navigated than the formal path provided (see Figure 1.1
a, b, c). This can be interpreted as a design failure; the formal path was rejected
because there was a better way. Or perhaps there’s no path at all. Desire lines
can show the mismatch between what a designer thinks best and what people
actually prefer. They also speak of a sense of local knowledge, where local people
see better routes than those by designers or planners. The symbolism seems apt
for a book about putting local people at the centre of the design process, and
allowing their needs and wishes to shape development.” (Malone, 2018, p.4)
Chatgpt prompts for use with ai for a more ethical information experience
1. DEIB Library Assistant Prompt
💡 Purpose: Ensure GPT provides inclusive, diverse, and justice-centered research support.
📝 Prompt Template:
... See more"I am a librarian assisting users with research. I prioritize diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) in my recommendations.
Marginalia Search Engine - Marginalia Search
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On Dense Discovery: https://www.densediscovery.com/