Scratching the Surface 223. James Bridle (Originally aired 12/21/22)
Jul 3, 2024
James Bridle, a writer and technologist, dives into thought-provoking discussions about artificial intelligence and human-centered design. They critique conventional definitions of intelligence, arguing for a more inclusive understanding that embraces non-human perspectives. Bridle also explores the potential pitfalls of design focusing on corporate rather than genuine user needs. Additionally, he shares insights on a modular approach to construction and the role of speculative fiction in sparking creativity. The conversation is an intriguing blend of art, technology, and ecology.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Redefining Intelligence: Beyond Human Perspective
03:14 • 19min
Redefining Human-Centered Design
22:05 • 20min
Empowering Everyone to Build: A Modular Approach
41:54 • 2min
Exploring the Intersection of Fiction and Design
43:40 • 5min
Exploring Ecology, Justice, and Historical Interconnections
48:10 • 3min
