Deputy sheriff and search-and-rescue volunteer Tyler Zahn fears the worst when his adventure-seeking daughter disappears on Colorado's most dangerous stretch of whitewater.
Diverted - Cam Torrens
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Knowing there’s a way through allows organizations to breathe. Will it hurt? Definitely. But gauging whether you cut and run, or develop a restoration plan is critical.
Never thought I’d read a topic on this
Crisis Management - Petter Gottschalk
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What is there was a tangible threshold you could achieve that allowed definite success?
How hard would you go for it?
Invest Like a Barbarian - Ross Butler
Excuses. I might be the best at coming up with them.
If I fail, I'll learn and be better, stronger, wiser.
What's your excuse? Why ARE you awesome?
The Essentials of Excellence - Dale C. Bronner
Sometimes a different angle can change everything.
Maybe an incentive isn't what is needed, but a barrier removal.
What kinds of barriers can you remove to move forward?
The Hidden Yes - Matt Sucha
We often treat emotions like instructions instead of information
If I only worked when I felt confident, motivated or ready, I'd miss out on opportunities. Sometimes the right decision comes first...feelings catch up later.
The Uncertainty Playbook - Geoffrey Tumlin & Cindi Baldi
Authenticity can be intimidating as a performer. It's easy to wonder if you should sound more polished, more impressive, or more like someone else.
Empathy, sincerity and trust shine through when we're genuine.
I Need a Job - Gary Burnison
NAVA is proud to have President Tim Friedlander as one of the founders of The Creators Coalition on AI.
"CCAI is an agnostic convening organization, born from the necessity for a central hub for cross-industry discussions about how Al is impacting the entertainment industry. Over the last several months, we have worked to reach broad alignment on a set of principles for responsibly implementing Al across the entertainment industry and creative communities.
This is not a full rejection of Al. The technology is here. This is a commitment to responsible, human-centered innovation. We believe humanity is creative enough to design a system that allows for the tech and creative industries to coordinate, collaborate, and flourish, but that will not happen by default. We must come together to redirect the current path and build a better system.”
Graphic design by: @decimal_studios
Links: @creatorsco_ai
Today we welcome Burned by a Paper Sun, a new show where stories intertwine in a tapestry woven from nightmare and myth from the creators of @Maeltopia and Gentleman from Hell to the #RQNetwork!
Artwork by Mark Anzalone and Danielle Adams.
rustyquill.com/show/burned-b…
Robots will never be people.
No matter how sophisticated AI becomes, robots will always be nothing more than a stack of hardware and software technologies — sophisticated tools made by human beings to improve life for human beings.
That said, the development of humanoid robots is incredibly PRO-HUMAN. Some may fear robots which look like people and which essentially replace people in various jobs. But look at the same technology from a different perspective.
Humanoid robots can also keep a huge number of essential jobs interoperable with humans rather than displacing humans from the loop entirely and making us dependent on machines for our very survival.
This kind of interoperability is going to be important as we extend our civilization into space where human labor will often be scarce and replacement robots may not always be available.