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The Russian brain drain

The Russian brain drain

Fascinating tweet from Johannes Wachs a few days ago: Preprint day: I

Do we need more Silicon Valleys? (No)

Do we need more Silicon Valleys? (No)

Historically, I have been doubtful of reproducing innovation models imported from other

The Verge redesign matters (for us, too)

The Verge is among the most famous consumer electronics and technology news

🟢 [ Looking back at ] 15 years of mentoring

🟢 [ Looking back at ] 15 years of mentoring

Mentoring is now a wide-spread practice that is more or less loosely understood, but that is always of great promise. After working on this subject for about 15 years and obtaining a PhD on the very subject in 2012, I thought it would interesting to look back and reflect.

Does an AI have the right to produce art?

Does an AI have the right to produce art?

Two weeks ago, a composition won the first prize at the Colorado

Sales are a vanity metric

Sales are a vanity metric

In the context of a looming recession, most governments think again that

The iPhone is wiggling

The iPhone is wiggling

This August, I translated and updated an article from 2013 about how

[ Looking back at ] the rise of China

[ Looking back at ] the rise of China

The last episode of this week's Looking Back series will

🟢 [ Looking back at ] how platforms and big tech scale

🟢 [ Looking back at ] how platforms and big tech scale

Pursuing my [ Looking back at ] series today by curating about digital platform scaling strategies, why network effects matter, and what we still have a hard time understanding about them (especially if you're a regular multinational in defense mode).

◼️ Innovation Micro-interview #9 - Tim RAYNER, Australia

◼️ Innovation Micro-interview #9 - Tim RAYNER, Australia

A series of micro-interviews with people we work with. Partners in crime, current or former customers, all have a unique view on innovation and the current zeitgeist. Five questions on innovation, short answers. We might agree, we might disagree. No context, no comments.

[ Looking back at ] our world in crisis

[ Looking back at ] our world in crisis

Still looking back at what I wrote this summer to help you kick off September with a curated list of ideas and views on innovation that you might have missed.