Gerd Kortuem

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Had such an amazing time talking to the brilliant and thoughtful students & profs @tudelft 2 days ago. Community of people who think deeply about the larger social context of AI. Thanks so much to @roeldobbe for giving me the opportunity.

🐦🔍 Just created an easy-to-understand #sequenceDiagram and #mindmap to break down Twitter's algorithm, all thanks to @mermaidjs_ and #GPT4 by @OpenAI! Check out the visuals to get insights on how your timeline is curated. 🧠👩‍💻 #AI #TwitterAlgorithm #OpenAI

Updated list of our ChatGPT research with the latest links & data. Can ChatGPT mark essays? daisychristodoulou.substack.com/p/can-gpt-3-ma… Provide feedback? daisychristodoulou.substack.com/p/can-chatgpt-… Write essays? daisychristodoulou.substack.com/p/how-good-is-… Be spotted? daisychristodoulou.substack.com/p/can-teachers… Subscribe here daisychristodoulou.substack.com/subscribe

Want to do a #PhD on the intersection of #healthcare, #design and #computerscience? Our research groups has an open #phd Position: Feedback mechanism for cancer patients through a data-centric, human-centred design approach tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/…

I still think that half of all research funding in CS should go to HCI, and that HCI is the most important and underfunded field in CS right now, and that companies hiring researchers looking to really do things right should hire about 50% HCI people

Margaret Hamilton, NASA's lead developer for Apollo program, stands next to all the code she wrote by hand that took humanity to the moon in 1969.

What’s your research question?

What an afternoon! A big thank you to everyone who joined us live and online during yesterday’s Responsible Sensing Lab Anniversary event. Fortunately, we still have the pictures ✨ Have you missed the event? Or do you want to watch it all over? 👉 responsiblesensinglab.org/nl/nieuws/anni…

We couldn’t have done it without you… actually, you did most of it

Congrats - hard work and ingenuity paid off

Very proud of my colleague Elvin Karana whose work on #biodesign I admire. Congratulations on the opening of the new biodesign lab at @idetudelft

Yesterday was one of the most fulfilling days in my career. 💫 It’s alive! “It’s a living thing!” #Biodesign @idetudelft

In het nieuwe Biodesign Lab van de @tudelft werken onderzoekers aan ontwerpen gemaakt van levende organismen. Denk aan een beeldscherm gemaakt van bacteriën, luchtzuiverende gordijnen, of een bank van schimmel die meegroeit met je gezin #wetenschapvandaag bnr.nl/podcast/wetens…

Calls for exams to be scrapped have grown louder in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, says @daisychristo. But rather than getting rid of them, we may just need to reimagine them – and assessment more generally tes.com/magazine/teach…

Tune in tomorrow at 11 AM Eastern time to hear me talk about hypothesis-driven design - an approach to product development that lets teams quickly identify and safely challenge their assumptions before it's too late to change them. productmakers.com/events/hypothe…

Excellent discussion about AI - with strong arguments for the role for design.

“Developing tech that's used by people, integrated into everyday life, making the world a better place. We can only do this by entering into a conversation with all stakeholders who will be using that tech” @aleboz & Geert-Jan Houben on #AI & design. More: tudelft.nl/?id=163018&L=1

Our hybrid panel hosted by Gerd Kortuem discussing challenges in IoT Applications today! Great thanks for our panelists Paul Baumann (Siemens), Bart Schouwenaars-Harms (Amazon) & Stefan Wellsandt (BIBA)! #iot #iotconference #siemens #amazon #biba @idetudelft @IoTConference22

Deep critique from Hugh Dubberly (@dubberlydesign) of design framed as problem-solving. Must-read: dubberly.com/articles/why-w…