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Crime, technology and society by Angus Bancroft
 
Category: <span>A life with motor neuron disease.</span>

Category: A life with motor neuron disease.

A life with motor neuron disease., Research, Teaching

Chalkface to touchscreen: Convivial learning with Socrates

Chalkface to touchscreen: Convivial learning with Socrates  The past is strange, and we are all someone’s past. Mostly states and institutions are technology solutionists at heart. All our incentives lead that way. If only we could get just the right amount of leverage, tweak inputs  in just the right way …

A life with motor neuron disease., Research, turbulence

A positive case for AI from the perspective of being disabled.

AI has become something of a bogeyman and it is not helpful to view the technology in this way. It is indeed often hyped up junk, as when Apple’s AI helpfully prioritizes spam email as ‘urgent’ for me. Yet as with any other technology it brings change and benefits and …

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