Mark Lambertz and Arseny Krasikov are co-designing VSM7 [Viable System Model] software and have released a walkthrough of the current prototype, showing how they are approaching the representation of the VSM in software.
MARCH 25 | ONLINE [precedes Sir John Kay] Explore, from the origins to the present day, how we’ve arrived at the unpredictable and fast-moving theoretical, technical, and business advances that will inevitably impact the future of our society.
Jodi Forlizzi: Service designers will play a critical role in envisioning new forms of Agentic AI services, designing their touchpoints, and ensuring that what we design and deliver is ethical and beneficial to the world.
If Geoffrey Hinton and others agree that the greatest danger in AI is its capacity to persuade, we need to develop more resistance to every claim it makes.
A great deal of suffering arises when we act on our imaginations of the world, rather than working toward clarity. As such, it’s the role of those who care about a topic to articulate the contours of the space. AI is one such space, and debate, at the current moment, is pretty vigorous.
Infusing or integrating AI technology into the functioning of teleological systems, replacing or augmenting human strengths, depends on the activities supported by concomitant degrees of freedom in each conjunction space.
Don’t miss Harold Nelson’s #RSD14 framing conversation on OCT 3.
This is a discussion between Camila Galaz, Emma Wiseman, and Eryk Salvaggio, collaborators behind an experimental workshop linking puppetry and generative AI.
Harold Nelson: New technologies in general, such as personal computers, and more recently the emergence of so-called artificial intelligence, have become, or are becoming, prosthetics fitted to modern humans. But how well do these new prosthetics fit human nature?