I completely forgot about this. I was interviewed for a documentary about the internet, The People's Cloud, which has just come out. I'm in several episodes, but I start already at episode 1, at 1 minute 15. You can watch the full documentary at http://thepeoplescloud.org.
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Declarative Amsterdam 2024 will be happening at CWI, Amsterdam Science Park on Thursday/Friday November 7 and 8, 2024. On Thursday morning we start with tutorials on XForms, in-source testing and iXML. Make sure to bring your own device to participate optimally in the hands-on sessions. The symposium will take place on Thursday afternoon and continue on Friday. The program offers a blend of renowned speakers alongside lesser-known experts. The presentations cover a wide range of topics, including various techniques, tools, applications, and implementations. As in previous editions, we have an engaging and informative lineup for our attendees, as you can see for yourself at https://lnkd.in/erSYsPqr The conference is a hybrid event, live at the Science Park in Amsterdam, and live-streamed. Registration is open; early bird registration closes October 1st, so hurry along to https://lnkd.in/evug8mAv
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I am speaking at this, on XForms, an introduction to AI, and combining both.
Just a reminder that the XML Summer School is happening on September 15th to 20th. It's a lovely event, and there are still a few spaces open if anyone is interested - https://lnkd.in/dJ54mMc7
The XML Summer School is back at St Edmund Hall for 2024!
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I'll be talking on why "There's no I in AI" at the HE Connect Conference in Leeds UK, September 24-25 https://lnkd.in/dVeqTzWy
Higher Education Connect 24 - a unique conference — Boye & Company
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Today is the 70th anniversary of Alan Turing's death, ascribed to suicide after being chemically castrated for being gay, at that time a criminal offence, thus depriving the world of one of its greatest mathematicians and computer scientists, one who is still today influential, with the Turing machine, Turing completeness, the Turing Test, and the Halting Problem, and considered the father of AI. For those of you who don't know my connection with Turing, my tutor at university was Dick Grimsdale who built the world's first transistorised computer, and was himself a tutee of Turing. I later worked (entirely coincidentally) in Turing's old department writing software for the 5th computer in the line of computers Turing worked on (he was involved with numbers 1, 2, and 3 before he died).
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I'll be talking twice at the Web Summer Camp in Opatija, Croatia. https://lnkd.in/e6mKGC_9
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2 jSteven, this is a highly informative series of short docs. Matt's gorgeous cinema-photography, sound design and animations transform it into an engaging watch. Many topics brought up resonate: how the global network is not one thing that can be managed, but must be managed by what in reality is only a few hundred people around the world; the sheer amount of energy needed to run the Cloud and how we are limited by access to electricity and our ability to cope with waste heat; who owns dark fibre; and perhaps my favourite topic as an Islander: submarine cables. It's great to see open conversations about the resource footprints, competitive advantages and just how big Big Data really is. And a fantastic resource for teaching - thank you for sharing.