Links of the Week: July 21, 2023: Quarter Dump

The jury is still out on the future of workplaces.

AI is NOT Coming for Your Museum Job (but Someone Else May Be)—Part 2

Who will decide how AI helps—or replaces—museum work?

Links of the Week: May 26, 2023: The AI Conundrum

There are so many articles about AI that you'd need an AI to summarize them all … 

AI is NOT Coming for Your Museum Job (but Someone Else May Be)—Part 1

Does anyone actually know what AI is capable of—and who will suffer in trying to figure that out?

Links of the Week: May 19, 2023: A Climate Collapse Double-Shot

Climate collapse may be the biggest issue museum workers have ever dealt with.

Everything Counts when Moving Teams Beyond Burnout: a Chat with Jen Holmes

Leading better teams is a constant process—and the most rewarding workplace practice.

Links of the Week: April 21, 2023: Self Meet Self

Selves at work are complicated—and they should be. Can we deal?

Links of the Week: April 7, 2023: Gifts to Our Future Selves

The best gift to yourself is one that others get to share in.

Links of the Week: March 24, 2023: What It All Means

Turns out that searching for the meaning of all things requires a looser org structure than you'd expect.

AI, ChatGPT, and Museum Work

The questions for museum workers about AI shouldn't be what to use it for, but who will use it and why.

Links of the Week: March 3, 2023: Minding the Gaps

Sometimes it's what's missing that defines our workplaces.

Links of the Week: February 10, 2023: Tech and friends

Tech was supposed to make the world safe for everything, but it's mostly been good for corporate profits so far.

The People of Museum Tech Tell Their Stories

The history of museum technology is made up of many stories—two museum pros let museum workers tell them.

Links of the Week: September 16, 2022: The Museum Multiverse

Tech isn't helping museums' problems with alternate realities.

Links of the Week: September 9, 2022: Digital and the Museum

The digital revolution only papered over workplace problems.