I’ve been working in technology and higher education for so long that sometimes I forget that I have a background in environmental science. This morning […]
Author: Lawrie Phipps
About a year ago I left Twitter (or X), a decision based on concerns about the platform’s increasingly toxic environment. The decision was right, and […]
Working in Higher Ed we often despair of the way people ignore the warning signs of climate change, we work at dispelling the misinformation of […]
“Why won’t you let us innovate?!” “You are holding us back!” “If we have to do the things you say, we won’t be able to […]
Some Background Yesterday was remembrance Sunday in the UK, as always it falls nearest the the 11th of November. I am sure people know, but […]
I / we have written about AI. We have asked about disclaimers and acknowledgements in response to people saying things like “We might feel that […]
Back in June 2023 Musk Tweeted What has this tweet, and climate change got to do with Dave Cormier and his new book? Let’s start […]
… that’s what they’ll strive for. I was recently asked how I would change something to make the accessibility elements more in line with inclusive principles. […]
Reposted my original post from the National Centre for AI I would like to thank the late Andrew Cormack for his support in approaching the […]
This is not a post about AI per se, it’s about my writing process. I was chatting to a colleague this week about the tool […]