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AI in public spaces essay

AI in the Street — Careful Industries

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“Pleased to share a new paper from @noortjem.bsky.social and team, with findings from the BRAID Scoping project: AI in the street: scoping everyday observatories for public engagement with connected and automated urban environments. www.careful.industries/ai…”

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“Anyway, some thoughts on that at the end of this AI in the Street paper www.careful.industries/ai-in-the-st... however worth also saying that public opinion can seem to move slowly till it moves very fast indeed”

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Rachel Coldicutt: One of the things the guys (always guys) hyper-rationalising on behalf of data centres seem to not understand is that these physical bits of infrastructure are also doing a lot of metaphorical heav…
Rachel Coldicutt: I've been doing research into public attitudes to tech for over 10 yrs and one of the most difficult things has been to find ways for people to translate their feelings about tech into action. The …
Rachel Coldicutt: and it's really difficult to rebel against eg being in a WhatsApp group with 3 other people who might pick up your kid after school, even if you loathe meta with an abiding passion. So it makes sen…
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