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This document discusses the issues around deception and fake content online. It notes how fake news spread rapidly in 2016 and was a lucrative business for some. It then explores how AI is advancing to generate increasingly realistic fake audio, images, and video through techniques like deep learning that could further spread misinformation. The document proposes that blockchains could help address this by allowing content to be timestamped and verified regarding time, location and authenticity through techniques like cryptographic hashes and GPS metadata on media files.

A slightly diet version of former Slideshare Presentation of the Day, tweaked with added goodness the the Social Media Day, Preston - hosted by Tom Stables Creative and Duchess of Grange to celebrate the first international social media day. A visually rich wake up call to those who think social media is something best left to other people.

A brief presentation for students that are being introduced to digital notation to build on digital fluency.

This document provides attribution for various images used. It lists the source website for 14 different images. The images come from sites related to positive themes like making the world better, social change, helping others, and environmental sustainability. Attribution is provided for stock photography websites, individual photographers, non-profit organizations, and blogs.

1) Advances in artificial intelligence and automation will significantly impact jobs and the nature of work in the future. Many existing jobs are at risk of being replaced by machines and AI. 2) However, new types of jobs focused on uniquely human skills like creativity, empathy, and critical thinking will also be created to complement human-machine collaboration. 3) Significant changes to society and education systems will be needed to help workers adapt and thrive in this new landscape where humans and machines work together.

TEDx Manchester talk on artificial intelligence (AI) and how the ascent of AI and robotics impacts our future work environments. The video of the talk is now also available here: https://youtu.be/dRw4d2Si8LA

The document discusses trends in social media and their future directions. It predicts that social media will become more authentic through real people sharing real content like photos and videos. It also suggests that social media will increasingly be used on mobile devices and integrate with e-commerce. Social networks like Facebook are expected to continue growing rapidly in users and revenues.

Part of the Thursday Night Lecture series from the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning http://sydney.edu.au/architecture/tnl/ at the University of Sydney. We spoke about the relationship between data, maps, people, and data visualisation in understanding cities and how – as organisations with data and citizens who demand data, we should use open data practices to make data accessible, and datavis to create insight and understanding.

1. Establish a shared understanding of target users through personas and user journeys that illustrate their perspectives and pain points. 2. Use scenarios, storyboards, and narratives to provide details about user experiences at different stages of their journey. 3. Communicate findings creatively through infographics, blogs, roleplaying, and other engaging methods to raise awareness and identify opportunities for improvement.

This document contains a list of topics and interests including lacrosse, friends, cell phones, YouTube, family, music artists, food, art, hobbies, travel destinations, activities like trap shooting, movies, and sources for related images searched on Google. Many of the items are single words or short phrases, while some include links to related Google image search results.

This document discusses the blurring boundaries between personal and professional life. It suggests that the traditional view of separating the 8 hours of the day into 8 hours each for work, sleep, and personal life is a myth. Instead, it proposes that life is a continuum where work and personal activities are integrated. It also argues that lifelong learning and developing generalist skills across many disciplines will be important for the future as specialized tasks are increasingly taken over by technology.

Kim Hesse - Online tools you MUST know about when planning events that will make invitations, online bookings and project management easy!

This document contains a list of 13 URLs linking to various images related to music, including 3D graphics wallpapers, photos on Flickr, images of fans and speakers, a photo of Bob Marley, links to photography websites and blogs, and images featuring headphones, typography, and band names.

This is the presentation I gave at the 2013 Digital Insight Summit Series. It talks about user experience design and it's place in product design. It also gives an overview of why UX is vital to business.

This document discusses the importance of social media and digital strategies for brands. It argues that how a brand behaves and communicates online reflects its reach, influence, and relevance. It emphasizes the need for brands to be transparent, truthful, and act like real people by listening, analyzing, reacting, and socializing online. The document suggests brands take lessons from simplicity and subtracting the obvious while adding meaning. It concludes by inviting the reader to share their thoughts or follow the author on social media.

Keynote delivered by Craig Smith and Tony Ponton at LAST Conference Brisbane, Australia on 27 September 2019. FailAgility; we have all seen it and let’s face it, we are all guilty of letting it happen in our organisations. So why is it that so many businesses fail to see the outcomes that the Agile values and principles promise? This presentation looks at what FailAgility is and the three levels in organisations where it stems from: Organisation, Leadership and the Coaching / Personal level. We will discuss the types of FailAgility that we see at these different levels, the approaches that cause FailAgility and most importantly what we can do to recognise and fix it.

The slides to my talk on "Games & Gamification - the curse and promise of F2P" held on 9 April 2014 at Quo Vadis in Berlin.

My slides to my talk at the Lexis Nexis International Interactive Entertainment Law event on 30 Oct 2012 in London