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Cutting-Edge Research Roundup
Perusing the academic repository Arxiv.org to look for the future of AI.
Helping small groups of people communicate more effectively—and take action more decisively.
On the liminal space between current and new versions.
You are probably not a hugely powerful and dominant silverback technology gorilla.
You can’t tell people what to want. They will tell you what they want.
AI can help us get to the complaining-about-proposed-software stage faster.
Things that are fast to build tend to be disposable—it’s the complex stuff that has the most impact.
It can’t all be appetizers. Sometimes you need to serve an entree.
Learning from messy tech pasts via the history of the synthesizer industry.
Keep the most important bits of data on top.
The superpower of programming is hacking crap together really fast to see what breaks.
Thinking about Aboard’s AI capabilities like a scientific middle-schooler, by balancing knowledge and practice.
There’s always another alligator pit.
Introducing…drum roll…export-to-CSV!
Helping small groups of people communicate more effectively—and take action more decisively.
Keep the most important bits of data on top.
A designer talks through the ways Aboard has become her business’s “secret weapon.”
AI can help us get to the complaining-about-proposed-software stage faster.
The superpower of programming is hacking crap together really fast to see what breaks.