Martin Ruskov @mapto@qoto.org

(2/2) What I did know was that it was to be guided by the overarching values of fuelling creativity, driving collaboration and igniting compassion. These values are even more important in the age of AI, a technology that has the same potential to liberate and cause harm #Web37

(1/2) 37 years ago today I submitted my proposal for the World Wide Web 🎂. Today, Rosemary & I spoke with students in New Orleans at Walter Isaacson's Digital History Class at Tulane University. I was asked, as I often am, if I ever could have foreseen where we’d be today. I could not.

This is a soundbite from a recent webinar we hosted, titled "What Americans can learn from other nonviolent civil activism movements"

The full recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtUO2eEF3N8&t=12s

New apps, updates and AI tools always promise to make tech easier.

But for many older adults, constant changes make devices harder to use, shifting the burden onto family members who provide “technology caregiving.”

https://theconversation.com/constant-technology-changes-throw-seniors-a-curve-and-add-to-caregivers-load-274814

Waterfall ‘recycling’ at Neist on the Isle of Skye today. The strong westerly wind blowing the falling water back onto the cliffs #IsleOfSkye #Scotland

A Utah entrepreneur created The Park City App to take on the Uber-Lyft duopoly. He pays his drivers more, and emphasizes that his company is local.

⚖️ A proposed change to the definition of personal data could soon make it easier for #BigTech to bypass European privacy laws – at least if the EU Commission's #DigitalOmnibus passes.

Watch now to learn more and stay tuned for further videos! 👉 https://youtube.com/shorts/bGn8084RFZA