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📖 Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs

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08:00Europe / Dublin
Online, Ireland
The UX Book Club

Join us for the UX book club on Tuesday, June 9, where we’ll chat about the book Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence by Kate Crawford. //ABOUT THE BOOK // What happens when AI takes over politics and harms the planet? How is AI changing the way we see ourselves and each other? Based on over ten years of research, scholar Kate Crawford proposes that AI is built on mining the earth for minerals, relying on poorly paid workers, and collecting data from everything we do and say. 👉🏽 https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300264630/atlas-of-ai/ Join our meet-up where we'll chat about key topics and themes from the book, share thoughts and opinions, and engage in discussions with fellow book club members! // FAQ // Q. I've no background in UX, is it ok for me to attend? A. Yes, The UX Book Club is open to anyone who wants to read more, learn together, network or talk with more confidence in professional discussions. Q. What do you do at UX Book Club meetups? A. We have a short intro to the book in focus, talk about it, and sometimes there are questions. Breakout rooms are sometimes used to help make larger events a little more personal :) Q. How Do I Attend? A. You can join our online book clubs via Zoom and we'll message participants with a meeting link before the event. Q. What if I haven't read or finished the book? A. Come anyway! Q. Do you have a Code of Conduct? A. Yes, you can find it here: Message the organisers and we'll do our best to answer your questions.

📖 Gamestorming 2.0

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08:00Europe / Dublin
Online, Ireland
The UX Book Club

Join the UX Book Club on Tuesday 6 October where we'll explore key themes from Gamestorming 2.0 by Dave Gray and Sunni Brown \- then try some of the games ourselves\! //ABOUT THE BOOK // The book is a practical toolkit of co-creation games used by innovators, designers, and teams to develop ideas and solve problems together. It gives you practical tools to make meetings shorter and more productive, get better ideas, and make collaboration easier. 👉🏽 Learn more: https://gamestorming.com/ Join our meet-up where we'll chat about key topics and themes from the book, and try some of the gamestorming techniques with fellow book club members! // FAQ // Q. I've no background in UX, is it ok for me to attend? A. Yes, The UX Book Club is open to anyone who wants to read more, learn together, network or talk with more confidence in professional discussions. Q. What do you do at UX Book Club meetups? A. We have a short intro to the book in focus, talk about it, and sometimes there are questions. Breakout rooms are sometimes used to help make larger events a little more personal :) Q. How Do I Attend? A. You can join our online book clubs via Zoom and we'll message participants with a meeting link before the event. Q. What if I haven't read or finished the book? A. Come anyway! Q. Do you have a Code of Conduct? A. Yes, you can find it here: Message the organisers and we'll do our best to answer your questions.

📖 Click: How to Make What People Want

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08:00Europe / Dublin
Online, Ireland
The UX Book Club

Join us for the UX book club on Tuesday, June 9, where we’ll chat about the book Click: How to Make What People Want by Jake Knapp & John Zeratsky. //ABOUT THE BOOK // A practical playbook for starting projects the right way, the books helps teams get clear on what they're building, why it's different, and whether anyone actually wants it - before they've wasted months going in the wrong direction. Built on real stories from Nike, Google, Slack and others, Click compresses months of strategy work into just two days. 👉🏽 https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/468344/click-by-zeratsky-jake-knapp-and-john/ // FAQ // Q. I've no background in UX, is it ok for me to attend? A. Yes, The UX Book Club is open to anyone who wants to read more, learn together, network or talk with more confidence in professional discussions. Q. What do you do at UX Book Club meetups? A. We have a short intro to the book in focus, talk about it, and sometimes there are questions. Breakout rooms are sometimes used to help make larger events a little more personal :) Q. How Do I Attend? A. You can join our online book clubs via Zoom and we'll message participants with a meeting link before the event. Q. What if I haven't read or finished the book? A. Come anyway! Q. Do you have a Code of Conduct? A. Yes, you can find it here: Message the organisers and we'll do our best to answer your questions.