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Welcome on (m)otherboard

You're here because, like us, you believe in bending the arc of technology away from individual convenience and towards the collective good. "Collective good" is our north star, and you're now part of shaping what that means and how we get there. Here's how:

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We Just Build Hammers Recap: Exploring Cyberpunk, Open Source Ethics, and the Hacker Ethos

Our third session of the (m)otherboard book club tackled the cyberpunk chapter of Coraline's book, diving into the world of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash, the open source movement, and the complex legacy of hacker culture. What emerged was a rich conversation about individual agency, systemic

Reflections from our first “We Just Build Hammers” book club session

Dear (m)otherboard friends, Thanks to everyone who joined our inaugural “We Just Build Hammers” book club discussion Wednesday! We were so energized to have such an engaged and thoughtful group come together to explore Part I of Coraline Ada Ehmke’s new book. Part I recap Our conversation spanned

Book Club: We Just Build Hammers

Greetings (m)otherboard friends and allies, What if we told you the ethical questions facing AI today were first asked 100 years ago? We’re writing to invite you to join a collective time travel journey as we kick off our inaugural book club with We Just Build Hammers: Stories

Hammers, book club, Austin futures, and membership

In times where we brace ourselves for every news alert, it’s important to find means of remaining present in our communities, consciously directing our attention and care, and embracing the seasonal changes around us. Embodiment is power! What a radical thing it is to learn, grow, process, and build

Join us: SXSW+Book Club

We’re honored you’re here! We aim for these transmissions to be a delight to your inbox during times that will challenge us all. We have LOVED hearing from many of you in our provocation (fill it out if you haven’t yet!). Many of you expressed hope for

Welcome on (m)otherboard

You're here because, like us, you believe in bending the arc of technology away from individual convenience and towards the collective good. "Collective good" is our north star, and you're now part of shaping what that means and how we get there. Here's how: