Podcasts about change sciences

Pamela Pavliscak (pav-li-shock) guides organizations toward emotionally intelligent futures as founder of Change Sciences. Part ethnography, part psychology, part data science, her approach translates future vision into tangible everyday possibilities. She specializes in emotionally intelligent design and emotion-sensing artificial intelligence. Her research has been featured on CBC's Spark, Salon, and Quartz. Her book, Emotionally Intelligent Design, focuses on how to design a future that has as much EQ as it does IQ. Pamela is a TEDx speaker and has spoken at SxSW , TNW, Web Summit, Google Creative Labs, among many others. She teaches at the Pratt Institute School of Information in NYC and has lectured at the Stanford d.School, ASU's Center for Science and the Imagination, University of Washington, and Parsons.  In this interview, we discuss:  How technology is giving us new emotions that we don't know what to call them The emotional relationship we have with technology and how schadenfreude plays a part The "Uncanny Valley" aspect of technology and how I first experienced this myself during CES in 2015 with Toshiba's "Robot Hostess" Transhumanism and the implication that human consciousness can be transferred to alternative media, known as mind uploading. The Singularity Let's go to the show! Note: This interview was recorded before the current unrest.

Artificial intelligence seems poised to remake what it means to be human. We struggle with how human to make our machines, at the same time as we struggle with how to maintain our own humanity. Without emotion, we won’t even get close. The convergence of affective computing and AI will bring us toward an era of emotionally intelligent machines. And, even more important, may lead us to a more humane future for humans, too. Full video: https://youtu.be/b7ivN4hVpRo All about TNW Conference: https://tnw.to/conference

Join Tammy Coron and Tim Mitra on Episode 107, which was recorded on March 28, 2018. On this episode, they talk with Pamela Pavliscak. Pamela splits her time between consulting with Change Sciences and teaching at the Pratt Institute where she's an educator on design research and speculative design. If you like listening to Roundabout: Creative Chaos, and you want to know how you can help support the show, please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/justwritecode. Don't forget to stick around for the after show!

Chad is joined by Pamela Pavliscak, founder of Change Sciences, about human-centered design thinking, and incorporating well-being & ethics as a measure of success. Change Sciences Value Sensitive Design Nudge- Richard H. Thaler IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems Ethics in thoughtbot's Purpose Statement Designing for Happiness- Pamela Pavliscak Pratt Institute SoundingBox Pamela on Twitter Become a Sponsor of Giant Robots!

David Ryan Polgar and Joe Leonardo discuss the future of conversation with x.ai's Dennis Mortensen, design researcher Pamela Pavliscak, and tech humanist Kate O'Neill! Special performance by spoken word poet Marshall Davis Jones performs his poem, Touchscreen. PANEL: Dennis Mortensen is the CEO and Founder of x.ai. He’s a pioneer and expert in leveraging Data and a serial entrepreneur who has successfully delivered a number of company exits on that theme. Dennis’ long term vision of killing the inbox triggered the formation of x.ai and the creation of an artificial intelligence personal assistant to schedule meetings. Pamela Pavliscak is founder of Change Sciences, a future insights firm. She works with organizations of all kinds to envision a human future for technology. Pamela is also faculty at The Pratt Institute where studies our emotional relationship with technology. She has written for Quartz, Mashable, Smashing, and other tech publications. Kate O’Neill is a “tech humanist:” consultant, author, and speaker on how data and technology shape human experiences. Among her prior roles, she was one of the first 100 employees at Netflix, and led one of the first digital strategy and analytics agencies. FUNNY AS TECH FunnyAsTech.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/FunnyAsTech https://www.instagram.com/FunnyAsTech/ https://twitter.com/TechEthicist Instagram: https://twitter.com/ImJoeLeonardo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FunnyAsTech/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-328735920 Signup to our monthly mailing list: http://eepurl.com/dgokyz NEW EPISODES EVERY MONDAY

Do we control the technology in our lives or does the technology in our lives control us? Pamela Pavliscak is a design researcher who studies our conflicted relationship with technology. She is founder of Change Sciences, a research think tank focused on humanizing technology for Chase, NBC Universal, Virgin, and many others. Pamela is writing a book coming out later this year called, Designing for Happiness, and has spoken at SXSW, Google Creative Labs, the Future of Design, and Collision. Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/pamela-pavliscak-technology/ Key Takeaways What makes people feel happy or miserable about technology? We have been through many waves of technology in the last 100 years. Mainframe computers and home automation / home devices (refrigerators & washing machines). Personal computers and early access to internet. Smartphones and high-bandwidth. Wearables and embeddables. People are fascinated with smartphone and get emotionally attached to them. We know how phones are making us miserable, but how does it impact happiness? They allow us to be creative. They allow us to create and foster relationships. When we design technology for one purpose, how much control do we have over how people actually use it? What do we value in technology? When we move from smartphone to embedded tech, we can't as easily "detox" or unplug. People working in tech are generally optimists. Data collection and privacy is a huge issue. We have symbiotic relationship with technology and need to be conscious on how we use it and how it affects us. Resources Mentioned Change Sciences Did God Create the Internet? by Scott Klososky HTP-49: How Much Time Do You Spend on Your Phone? Being Unplugged Sunday with Kevin Holesh Moment app Focus app Sponsors Levant Technologies - Website and mobile design

Tim talks with Pamela Pavliscak, the founder of Change Sciences, about competitive research, user testing and observations, and her change of career plans after thinking about spying on the Russians... don't miss it!Related articles across the webThe Intersection of Technology and Marketing with Kate O'NeillModern Content Management Systems with Oli GardnerMerging Direct Response Copywriting with SEO with Heather Lloyd MartinImportance of Web Analytics with Jim SternePerformance-based Online Marketing with David Szetela