Consent is a loss
There are some things in the world we would not consent to. Not because we don’t want to. But because we lose too much from it. Would you consent for … Continue reading
Me, Myself and AI
We’ve rolled out a feature this week, probably the most significant feature of the HAT dashboard, both web and HAT iOS app. The SHE Feed….. Backtrack, what on Earth is SHE? SHE is the Smart HAT Engine. … Continue reading
Sexual harassment is real, if there is a victim
Last night I was at a dinner and a lovely old gent in his 80s whom I respect dearly leaned over and asked me — what do I think of all this … Continue reading
Personal data as an asset class: creating a more valuable digital citizen
In my last 2 posts I talked about how the fight for privacy is a fight for scraps and what we really want to fight for is economic power by being more superior … Continue reading
Provocation
The Royal Society/British Academy Report on Data Management and Use: Governance in the 21st Century Available here: https://royalsociety.org/topics-policy/projects/data-governance/ My response to the Royal Society/British Academy’s invitation to submit a provocation … Continue reading
The nation of the Internet (2): Stop fighting for privacy. Start fighting for economic power.
(Cont’d from The nation of the Internet part 1) The Internet is a rather strange nation, and quite different from what we are used to. For one, in this Internet … Continue reading
The nation of the Internet (1): the fight for privacy is a fight for scraps
The Internet has grown into a digital nation. Almost all of what we do offline, we are now doing online. We shop on Amazon, interact on an Apple/Android smartphone, search … Continue reading
