| F1. Intellectual method: how Andrew Maynard thinks his way into technology, society and the future |
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What this is. A synthesis of one facet of Maynard’s work: how he approaches problems where technology, society and the future meet, written from his perspective as far as his own words allow. It draws on all 34… |
| F2. What matters to him: the values and commitments behind Andrew Maynard’s work |
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The facet. What is important to Maynard: flourishing and “being human”; agency, dignity and identity; responsibility and the obligation to improve the world; who benefits and who pays; openness and accessibility; joy,… |
| F3. Risk as a way of thinking |
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One facet of how Andrew Maynard thinks and works, read from his own perspective. Built from the perspective notes (B01–B32, FFTF-A, SUPP-self) and checked against the original posts, columns, papers and book passages.… |
| F4. Scholarship in public: one practice, many forms |
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A synthesis of one facet of how Andrew Maynard thinks and works, read from his own perspective: how his thinking becomes scholarship and public writing; the Substack as a laboratory; his experiments with AI, done in… |
| F5. The public scholar: thinking with people, not at them |
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Facet synthesis, 27 September 2026. Built from the perspective notes (B01–B32, FFTF-A, SUPP-self), then checked against the original posts, the text of Films from the Future (FFTF) and his papers and testimony. Only his… |
| F6. What Maynard’s work brings to the AI discussion |
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One facet of how Andrew Maynard thinks and works, written from his own perspective: what he sees, frames and does that others in the AI debate typically do not, where this is unique, and where its limits lie. Working… |