[Article summary] As a millennial, our fabled meritocracy supposedly still allows for the making of ungodly sums and success – even though our hopes and dreams have nosedived down the COVID-19 drain. Assuming you’ll want some direction through the pandemic pandemonium, the McCann Worldgroup’s live event flaunts the surviving and thriving tips in the industryContinue reading “McCann Worldgroup: Crystal Ball Virtual Event”
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Glamorous Gaming
The masses of resources aren’t shy from content revealing how polarised gender representation in gaming is. Instead of compiling the various strings of information I’ve gathered from online courses in Game Ethics from MIT, reports on whether Nintendo Game Boy was sexist and made up for it with an even more out-of-touch ‘Girls Club’ in 2014 or the ongoing conversation amongst the academics who question femininity and masculinity at their core meaning before even contemplating their representation in games, alas I’ve decided to share a few resources instead. Guaranteeing more time to draw a meaningful and concise conclusion, gathering insight and designing a kick-a** infographic.
UN75: Get Started
Human rights, a healthy planet and justice are all within reach. Your views, concerns and ideas will be presented to world leaders and senior UN officials at the official commemoration of the 75th Anniversary in September 2020 – get started! #TheWorldWeWant #UN75
Valuable UX-Driven Design
UX leads to a task-oriented analysis and top-down design of the solution. UX-driven Software Design is an improved way to design software. First, discovering the evidence of what makes software development an unpredictable science. Next, exploring how to turn requirements into visual artefacts for customers. Then, abstract visual artefacts to input and view models. Finally, using those models rather than domain and data to drive design and development. Presenting a top-down methodology for building most cost-effective software.
A.I. Executive Approach
The extremely volatile industry is overflowing with acquisitions, start-ups, products, name changing and solutions. A simplified and general overview is the new broken barrier of cloud, which spares the need to build your own or pay the full for storage – you only pay for what you use. Algorithmic bias is one of the massive concerns within Artificial Intelligence. The model not only reflects but reinforces prejudice and when Machine Learning provides results or answers and predictions, it isn’t accompanied with an explanation. This is called the “Black Box” of A.I.
Artificial Intelligence – The Big Picture
AI is taking over the IT industry as those who know how to leverage AI for problem solving can command significant increases in salaries from careers in Robotics to Computer Visionary Engineer with the incomes at £99k to £158k a year. Besides being a sophisticated topic, Artificial Intelligence is as much glorified as it isContinue reading “Artificial Intelligence – The Big Picture”
SDG’s and Me
What In 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals were adopted by 193 of the world’s countries. The 17 goals are a collective call to action for a global partnership within public, private and social sectors. Indicator data for the goals can be found here: https://sdg-tracker.org/ The United Nations report on SDG2020 can be downloaded here: https://www.unsdsn.org/Continue reading “SDG’s and Me”
How to Love the Wind
Revelling in the fact that there are financial contracts explicitly designed to benefit from volatility, and, the wind that extinguishes a candle also energizes the fire. Likewise with randomness, uncertainty & chaos: we want to be the fire and wish for the wind. You’d rather be helping Francis Ford Coppola build a butterfly farm onContinue reading “How to Love the Wind”
WWDC20 – Who What And Why
WWDC – aka Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference – takes place every year in June, and it will happen again in June 2020. But this year it will be different. On 13 March Apple announced: “The current health situation has required that we create a new WWDC 2020 format that delivers a full program with anContinue reading “WWDC20 – Who What And Why”
Christianity in Britain – Politics, Chance and Providence
Church for most medieval people on average, based on Professor Hutton’s research from Bristol University, suggests that only when there was a spectacle a few times a year would people go to take part in Sunday service.
Despite lack of ritual in attending church on Sunday, the Church would enforce an inescapable regulation upon the public – church-goes or not. The church controlled, influenced and regulated what people did during their day as much as they did in their own bed, according to an explanation by Dr Foot of Sheffield University. Birth to death, cradle to grave, it remained that from inception the Church ruled and proved to be the passport to heaven or hell based on whether they were your friend or foe.
