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The Power of Collective Belief

The Birth of MESH: Leveraging The Zeitgeist as an Engine of Discovery
Three circles with arrows in between them. The arrows represent the complementary nature between each layer of ethics

A Three-Layer Model for Rethinking AI Ethics

Ethics as an ongoing journey of deliberation rather than a fixed destination

Taking mindfulness from the meditation cushion into the 21st century

On searching for purpose in the West and finding it in Bhutan.

Where did Go go?

A case study of a mechanized mind.

Modularity in AI: Understanding the Building Blocks of Intelligence

Towards a more diverse AI ecosystem

My First Experiment with Headless Branding for NSIT

What worked, what didn’t and what I learned from this experiment.

DigitALL: Daikanyama Lunch Gathering

Madoka Tachibana, DAL's Community Lead, reflects on fostering a sense of belonging by creating meaningful connections among colleagues across diverse teams.

AI Ethics As A Path To Flourishing

Balancing technological progress with human agency in an era of rapid advancements.

Designing A Web3 Event For The Japan Association Of Corporate Executives

Cultivating digital sensibilities in DAL style!

White Paper: DAL workshop

Our Tokyo workshop reflections are now available!

Drink Democracy: Interactive Governance In The Crypto Cafe & Bar

How a community-governed color-changing lamp changed a drink menu.
An article with an image on the top and text in the bottom with an open doorway in the middle of an image with the shape of a triangle shedding light on the text below. This shows how alternative text creates an path to understand how the image looks like for people who are visually impaired and computers who could not directly recognized what is expressed inside images.

Exploring Digital Architecture Through Alternative Texts

What we learned from adding alternative texts to our blog.

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