AInthropology

#AInthropology We’ve built a world completely obsessed with teaching computers how to see, but for how deeply sensitive we are to how others see us, it's amazing how rarely we stop to figure out if computers see us the way we WANT them to see us. Here we are, full control over our image, and we do nothing. When we look at a CV pipeline—Computer Vision, not the vitae—it’s not just an array of matrix multiplications detecting edges and contours. We are dealing with an instituti

(emdashes, ellipsis, Oxford commas, apostrophes, alliterations, symmetry, odd punctuation - all mine) We've reached a weird spot in our collective technological puberty where software bugs are being treated as spiritual revelations. When an LLM hallucinates—a term already doing heavy lifting for our fragile human egos—we looking at a failed vector calculation, we're squinting at a pixelated cloud,... and some are seeing the face of a supernatural. We've always prickled to sen

(emdashes, ellipsis, Oxford commas, apostrophes, alliterations, symmetry, odd punctuation - all mine) Who made LinkedIn the way it is? Seriously, who came up with these liniar profile flows, and how do we go around this? I was sitting at a roundtable last week, all women, all fields, all badasses who've changed the world many times over, started unicorns, wrote books, built communities, ignited revolutions. Some—many—had also made humans. From scratch. 🚼 I asked: "How goes i