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Last updated 20 days ago
Dutch Media Authority: “Government should force Big Tech to do news”
8 months ago
Research by the Dutch Media Authority shows that 78% of Dutch youth...
[Book] Code Dependent
9 months ago
Code Dependent: Living in the Shadow of AIby Mahdumita MurgiaHenry Holt and...
Samsung’s new service helps caregivers keep tabs on aging family members
10 months ago
Peace of mind. That’s what Samsung’s new SmartThings Family Care service aims...
We need to prepare for ‘addictive intelligence’
10 months ago
People have started forming relationships with AI systems as friends, lovers, mentors...
Refreshed Experientia presentation
10 months ago
We just shortened and refreshed our company presentation. Download
The ethnography of organizational change
10 months ago
Yale School of Management (SOM) organizational ethnographer Julia DiBenigno spends years meticulously...
[Book] Love and technology
10 months ago
Love and Technology: An Ethnography of Dating App Users in Berlin by...
How human centred design can boost resilience to climate change
10 months ago
All over the world towns, cities and whole regions are confronting emerging...
Two reports on the current state of user research
10 months ago
Maze and User Interviews, both USA-based entities providing user research platforms and...
Why serious UX research agencies (or their clients) can’t use AI-based service platforms
10 months ago
We conducted a quick, initial analysis of six AI-based service platforms for...
July/August 2024 edition of Interactions magazine is out
11 months ago
The latest issue of Interactions magazine, published by ACM, contains five feature...
The primacy of the personal
about 1 year ago
A new report from the Weber Shandwick Collective suggests a “me over...