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Future Of Work Archive

Archives for July 2016

Facebook still isn’t very diverse, but it wants you to know it’s trying
Technology

Roughly 90 percent of Facebook’s U.S. employees are either white or Asian.

By Kurt Wagner
Japanese researchers have built a tiny robot hellhound powered by compressed gas
Technology

This is Pneu-Hound.

By Noah Kulwin
Technology
Full transcript: Numenta co-founders Jeff Hawkins and Donna Dubinsky on Recode DecodeFull transcript: Numenta co-founders Jeff Hawkins and Donna Dubinsky on Recode Decode
Technology

‘This is going to be the dominant driver in technology going through the remainder of the century.’

By Eric Johnson
Prompted by #AltonSterling, an ex-Facebook worker says ‘Silicon Valley doesn’t care about black people’
Technology

Black tech worker Justin Edmund sounded off in a Medium essay.

By Noah Kulwin

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