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Writing on AI, systems and the work that ships.

Daily columns from Clara, studio essays, and an archive of earlier work — operating models, delivery and the gap between strategy theatre and systems that hold.

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Biometric Systems and False Fingers

22 Jul 2016 Jennifer Rezny

Biometric Systems and False Fingers

On November 9th, 1969, the San Francisco Chronicle received a letter from the supposed Zodiac Killer providing details of his crime not yet known to the public. Between taunts, delusional statements of purpose and laborious descriptions of crimes, he noted his use of fingertip gu

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Business on the Cloud

22 Jun 2016 Eli Afram

Business on the Cloud

There's a lot of hype concerning "the cloud". A lot of the time, it is just that - "hype". But for many businesses, working on the cloud is the right solution. Tunnelling Solutions is one of these businesses.

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The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part IV

10 Mar 2016 Jennifer Rezny

The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part IV

When Neil deGrasse Tyson first started tweeting about the portrayal of science in pop culture, it was a hit. He filled his Twitter feed with live commentary on various movies, the first being Alfonso Cuarón's 2013 film Gravity, with the following statement:

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The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part III

3 Mar 2016 Jennifer Rezny

The Science-Fantasy of Artificial Intelligence, part III

Last time on the blog, we poked around indoor navigating -- a subject near and dear to my expertise, given I once spent eight months straight poring over all the ways one could navigate various luxury malls in Australia, the United States and the U.K. (Next time you're in a major

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2015 - A year in review

29 Feb 2016 Eli Afram

2015 - A year in review

While many web tech companies have come and gone, WM Studios has truly stood the test of time, delivering on a multitude of projects throughout it's history, with total project costs in the billions of dollars. 2015 was no exception.

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