Reflections on Digital Life
Studio Gryphire
Technology, like art, is a soaring exercise of the human imagination. Daniel Bell — The WINDING PASSAGE In addition to…
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Latest GPT Finetuning Workshops in Copenhagen
Last week, Mirabelle Jones and I organised the latest iteration of our—somewhat experimental and, some might say, risky—workshop study series,…
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The Relief of Completion
Recently I gave an interview with VICE Netherlands about completionism tendencies when playing video games. If you’ve ever played video…
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PhD Notebook Flipthrough
Hi there! It’s been a while since I’ve written any ‘reflections on digital life’ (blame it on the fast-approaching end…
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Dark patterns 101
Recently, I met up with my fellow Interintellect Clo S to talk about so-called ‘mindful UX’ design. We all might…
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The birth of Excavo
The past year has been interesting, to say the least. I am happy to say, though, that my past 12…
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Be our guest
Last month, we launched an awesome new initiative at the GEMH Lab, which I’m proud to be involved in. As…
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Quality Zooming
In the time since the COVID-19 virus hit us, I have been working on a new project with my GEMH…
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Emoji: Nice or noisy?
Every once in a while I get a text, and it has no emoji in it. And even though the…
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Emotions II
In my previous blog, I gave a short intro to some of the thoughts psychologists and neuroscientists had in the…
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Emotions I
The relationship between our bodies and our minds has fascinated me since I started my education in Psychology. Unsurprisingly, the…
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The ghosts of Facebooks past
My go-to social medium for a long time was Facebook. I became a ‘member’ in 2009, a year before I…
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Yay! I’m happy to announce that my latest paper, written together with my awesome supervisors, has been officially published in…
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Person-centric AI
During my time at the GEMH Lab I’ve become more and more interested in the relationship that people have with…
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Nastasia Griffioen, PhD 