Anne McCrossan

This project would not be what it is without making it clear that everyone makes the web.

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The idea code will invent intelligences that outsmart or destroy us can be paralysing. This is about tools for digital innovators.

Like the hieroglyphs of the ancients, code is a touchstone that shapes and forms our comprehension of the world today.

Let’s think about the superpowers we can develop as digital humans.

Code and data create macro views and ‘meta’ biorhythmic levels of understanding about ourselves like never before.

Psychoactive organisations are natives of the digital knowledge economy. Crucially, they let the data do the talking.

‘Live out of your imagination, not your history’, Stephen Covey. With the arrival of robots, we have no greater skill than our creativity.

This metamorphosis is fragmented and concentrated, obvious and imperceptible, a state of unknowing and uncertainty and one we can programme.

When it becomes impossible to tell whether the content we read is being created by human beings or robots, what is meaningful?

What is the identity of the digital human when we’re connected – what is ‘us’ and what is ‘other’?

How our relationship with code is changing who we are.

The chronology of human connectivity, from pre-history to the present day.

These chronicles come out of a life-long interest in social and business cultures and working with them.