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Cybernetics and the English language
We teach ChatGPT to read following George Orwell’s rules for using language “as an instrument for expressing and not concealing or preventing thought”
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No Time to Fall for Heroes
In this newsletter, a warning about elevating regular people to hero status, plus a new wireless power sensor for labs, and the critical detail to include in funding round news these days
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It’s Always Been Bad Times
In this issue of Verb’s newsletter, TechCrunch looks for guest articles on surviving a downturn, and friends in Latin America offer a tip or two
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Covid Opened the Virtual World to the Church
In Newsletter #7, the Church adopts livestreaming, Google invests in Latin America, and PISA starts tracking computational thinking
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A VR Headset Unveils a Museum of Stolen Art
Compass UOL brings back stolen masterpieces in a new application of the metaverse
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Millions of viewers at a fraction of the cost
Thousands of creators your audience loves need new sponsors
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“Too expensive” is just the excuse, not the reason why people don’t buy
Gaby Wiegran, a behavioral economist provides insights into why we accept, or not, the prices we pay for goods and services.
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The Open Source Revolution Quietly Gains Ground in Latin America
The technology is upending markets as diverse as banking, public services, and healthcare
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How to keep your online relationships fresh
Customers who try automated service options fail to get help half the time. Avaya is doing something about it.
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His turn to keep it clean
Elon Musk calls Twitter “the digital town square.” Will he open it up to all kinds of abuse, as some fear?
