Chronologically

1. Cennydd Bowles: What Could Go Wrong?

   A fascinating talk about the state of AI and the role of ethics to navigate the potential benefit and harm it could bring.

   I see ethics and responsibility in technology, I see them as radical optimism. I see a community choosing to pursue a future that brings the benefits of technology and AI to everyone, that doesn't leave social impacts to just a few people or the whims of the powerful.

   So I see this sort of commitment to values really as a trellis. That's the analogy I like to use, that the products and the services of the future will take on the shape of the values that we decide upon today.

2. Stewart Lee, Basic Lee: Live at The Lowry

   🍿🍿🍿🍿 Four bags of popcorn and .

3. Grand Theft Hamlet

   🍿🍿🍿🍿 Five bags of popcorn and .

4. Online/Offline

   That moment of confusion when you accidentally visit localhost in your browser and your Eleventy site is up despite it not being built locally. You then recall @adactio@mastodon.social helped you setup an offline service worker and what you’re actually visiting are cached pages. Then come the warm fuzzy feelings.

5. National Grid Live Data

   I’m a little bit obsessed with the renewable energy values on this National Grid live data dashboard.

6. W3C Ethical Web Principles

   The web should be a platform that helps people and provides a positive social benefit.

   Amen to that!

7. Venom: The Last Dance

   🍿🍿 Two bags of popcorn and .

8. Grand Theft Hamlet

   I’m so intrigued about this film that documents a performance of Hamlet inside of the co-op computer game Grand Theft Auto.

9. How to Blow Up a Pipeline

   🍿🍿🍿 Three bags of popcorn and .

10. What are we doing?

    Social media platforms have suffered the same fate as Slack groups. The same people posting the same content across multiple platforms. So much wasted time, effort and energy. What are we doing?