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design.google uses cookies from Google to deliver and enhance the quality of its services and to analyse traffic. Learn more. 0 results Why building inclusive tech takes more than good intentions By Josh Lovejoy This essay was adapted from a TEDx talk by the same name, and has been edited and revised by the author. In an otherwise lovely photo of a crowd in Venice’s San Marco Square (see image, below), there's something curious going on if you look a little closer. Everyone's head falls roughly along the same horizon line. Now that’s odd. Everyone in the world isn’t the same height, right? This optical illusion occurs because the photographer was of average height. From the perspective of an outlier, someone of not-so-average height, the world would look far less uniform. A photo of a crowd in San Marco Square, Venice. The horizon line is highlighted to illustrate that the height of the people in the crowd appears to be relatively uniform. Source: Nino Barbieri, Creative Commons. I’m a
Fair AI Tool Skip to content 0 results Fair Is Not the Default Why building inclusive tech takes more than good intentions This essay was adapted from a TEDx talk by the same name, and has been edited and revised by the author. In an otherwise lovely photo of a crowd in Venice’s San Marco Square (see image, below), there's something curious going on if you look a little closer. Everyone's head falls roughly along the same horizon line. Now that’s odd. Everyone in the world isn’t the same height, right? This optical illusion occurs because the photographer was of average height. From the perspe
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