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Jim Spohrer

James C. Spohrer is a computer scientist best known for having led the development of a new science of service… more

H-index: 43
Business 54%
Computer science 17%
spohrer.bsky.social
Check out Stanislaw Lem's "The Cyberiad" - lots of fables of constructors who can build anything. Read it 50 years ago - thought it good. Re-reading it now - Lem was a time traveler - great stuff.
spohrer.bsky.social
Thanks for the excellent town hall meet

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lhwilkinson.bsky.social
New notions of infinity challenge a plan to define the mathematical universe: "Is Mathematics Mostly Chaos or Mostly Order?" @quantamagazine.bsky.social
(Plus- John Allen Paulos @ja-paulos.bsky.social)

Get down with Godel: roughlydaily.com/2025/07/04/a...

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gordon.bsky.social
Thanks Sam Arbesman for sending me a copy!
spohrer.bsky.social
Samuel Arbesman’s recent book looks great!

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sagan.bsky.social
Carl Sagan: Goal For Human Species

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willallennz.bsky.social
🌍 Learning for Sustainability
I post on systems thinking, facilitation, co-design & evaluation — grounded in practice and shared learning.

📄 Worth revisiting: Systems thinking and systemic design: working with complexity
🔗 learningforsustainability.net/post/systems...

🧪 #LfSinsights
Systems thinking and systemic design: working with complexity - learningforsustainability.net
Systems design explained, with key concepts and links to tools that support systems thinking, planning, and collaboration in complex contexts.
learningforsustainability.net
spohrer.bsky.social
AI is not very good at:
Truth - it makes many mistakes
Properly citing sources
Long complex tasks - it gets lost in the weeds
spohrer.bsky.social
AI is very good at:
24x7 access
Fast response
Summarization
Point-of-views
All languages
Generating multiple-choice questions for learning
Generating explanations of wrong answers for teacher guides
Generating python code

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rodneyabrooks.bsky.social
Every Jan 1 I post a scorecard on predictions I made, with dates, on Jan 1, 2018 on cars (self-driving), robots, AI, & ML, and on human spaceflight. Besides telling which turned out right and which wrong in the last year I also talk a lot of smack about these topics. rodneybrooks.com/predictions-...
Predictions Scorecard, 2025 January 01 – Rodney Brooks
rodneybrooks.com

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