This week's best things
Google's new AI-powered products, an exploration of one-star reviews, managing your energy, preparing kids for the post-digital age, a discarded pineapple, and Australia's richest woman unhappy with a portrait.
Google's new AI-powered products, an exploration of one-star reviews, managing your energy, preparing kids for the post-digital age, a discarded pineapple, and Australia's richest woman unhappy with a portrait.
A history of online messaging, more on Chinese deepfakes of deceased loved ones, Digital Works Conference catchup, Chief Digital Officers in 2014, Apple missing the mark, burnout pushing workers to use AI tools, weird Simpsons, and goats.
Seb Chan's Digital Works keynote, AI and the future of humanity, Apple's monopoly is threatened, useless AI-enabled devices, sponge cities, and seagull screeching.
The National Theatre marks 100 NT Live productions, the rise of customer satisfaction surveys, how much does a play change during previews, the biggest cruise ship ever, and the tail orchestra
Watershed's 5 guiding principles which turned a deficit into profit, the invisible seafaring industry that keeps the internet afloat, a new audio-only social media app, new ways of engaging with artists, synthetic social networks, Instagram's ad revenues, AI girlfriends, and rats driving cars.
The disappearing insta grid, how to stop your data from being used to train AI, the UK considering banning smartphone sales to under-16s, contagious curiosity, an Italian bank goes offline for days, and the effect of the pandemic across generations.