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This podcast episode features video director Kenichi Nishida discussing a TikTok creator who intentionally disables image stabilization for artistic reasons, while also addressing listener questions about subtitles versus dubbing for foreign films.

In this podcast, video director Kenichi Nishida connects with a TikTok creator who intentionally disables image stabilization for a specific artistic effect, sparking a discussion on creative choices in the digital age.

The podcast episode features a discussion with Deb Golden, Chief Innovation Officer at Deloitte, on the practical applications and organizational challenges of adopting artificial intelligence....

In this episode, Bradley Seese discusses how his company, Clothing 2....

This episode highlights the Manufacturing Futures 2024 Innovation Challenge, a key UK competition offering funding and support for fashion startups and SMEs to drive industry innovation.

This podcast chapter critically examines the misuse of statistics in the contentious debate linking IQ and skin color, questioning the assumed objectivity of data and highlighting its potential for harm.

In Chapter 3, Sanne Blauw explores data collection by analyzing Alfred Kinsey's flawed 1940s sex study, highlighting how its critical sampling errors remain relevant in modern polls and psychological research.

In Chapter 5, Sanne Blauw warns that even with advanced technology and big data, we must not blindly trust numbers, as inherent problems and dangers persist that can never be fully solved.

In Chapter 6, Sanne Blauw shifts focus to us as consumers of data, exploring how our own psychology influences how we value and interpret numbers, revealing that we are not innocent bystanders in the misuse of statistics.

This visual podcast episode mourns the humorous loss of a character's hair, treating it as a fallen comrade with a mock-eulogy in "The Group Chat....