Dunsky Insight

I'll be on a panel at A2J week later this month. Check it out.

https://theactiongroup.ca/access-to-justice-week/

Access to Justice Week | The Action Group on Access to Justice This week will include a range of engagement and learning opportunities for the public, legal professionals, community workers, students and other access to justice advocates.

A lot of talk about futurists and forecasters since Alvin Toffler's death. If you want to know what questions about the future are somewhat reasonable to ask, you should be following the work of Philip Tetlock.

http://app.ft.com/cms/s/803a430a-442b-11e6-b22f-79eb4891c97d.html

Lunch with the FT: Philip Tetlock - FT.com As the UK’s referendum on Europe sent waves of embarrassment washing over the global punditocracy that had overwhelmingly called it the wrong way, I found myself thinking of Philip Tetlock. He, after all, enjoys the paradoxical distinction of being

For a few years now, I've been interested in the question of who is determining (writing code for) our future. When I was still at The Agenda we did a show (or two) on the subject. This piece http://nyti.ms/2918TpG is about who is coding AI programs, and this site http://bit.ly/NTZMbo keeps tabs on the number of female engineers working at leading digital firms.

Artificial Intelligence’s White Guy Problem Our world is increasingly shaped by biased algorithms that have been built with little oversight.