Artificial Intelligence and Its Road to Art
The idea of machines learning and having thoughts of their own like humans is not a new concept. The first…
Representation in Advertising: Do You See Yourself Reflected in the Brands You Love?
To create work that reflects the world, we need to be all in. Lorraine Twohill, Chief Marketing Officer of Google…
Michael Stipe: His Entrance Into the Visual Arts World
Who is Michael Stipe? Popularly known for being the lead vocalist of the band R.E.M., Michael Stipe in general is…
Top 10 Tips for Turbocharging Your Professional Digital Nomad Lifestyle
If you’re among the many people who are looking to ditch the 9-5 and explore working remotely, as a Digital Nomad, then here are my Top 10 Tips to help you get started.
Modern Loss: A Global Perspective
Grief can slap you in the face with shock, jolt you awake with terror, or knock you into an emotional…
Bias in our Digital Democracy
When software engineers write code, they can unintentionally add bias. What does this mean for our democracy?
XOTV: on privacy, creatives and partnership
YOU ARE NOT THE PRODUCT The saying, which has evolved over time, goes something like this – if you are…
Leila Janah: The Life and Legacy of SamaSource’s Founder
Lelia Janah knew something most of us didn’t when it comes to sourcing top tech talent, and she bet on…
Connection amid the Chaos – Emerging from the stress of 2020
6 MINUTE READ The chaos of 2020 has forced us to reckon with centuries of structural injustice. Although we can…
How This Translator Uses Language to Connect with Different Cultures
My name is Andrea Bazoin, and I am a translator. In high school, I used my then-limited Spanish to translate for the Central American immigrants who came to my checkout line at the grocery store in our small Nebraska town. Interpreting their “Cuanto cuesta?” was helpful, but I knew what I was really translating was a message of welcome.
