Resilience

Percept | December 2023 The past year has been a season of extraordinary transition at Percept. It has beckoned in new people, new clients, new portfolios of work, new leadership, and a re-articulation of our [...]

Shivani Ranchod | February 2023 I have an abiding respect for the power of collective wisdom. It’s one of the reasons I love the Time To Think methodologies that we use at Percept – I’m [...]

Suhavna Khalawan | February 2023 I’m a proud millennial. I’ve experienced technology in all shapes and forms. From a DOS operating system and dial up internet, to the interconnected technology of today, where everything but [...]

Ursula Torr | February 2023 It’s a bit of a situation we’ve cooked up for ourselves here with this demonstration that all non-physical productivity can be better done by bots, now or very soon. This [...]

Dave Strugnell | February 2023 Alan Turing had a remarkable - and remarkably sad – life. A gifted mathematician, a brilliant codebreaker during the Second World War, a renowned contributor to the nascent post-war world [...]

Sorina Oberholzer | February 2023 There’s a poem by Kenyatta Rogers called Labyrinth. It evokes for me the bleakness of those first weeks of hard lockdown – the starkness, the experience of loneliness, the unseasonable chill. The sense [...]

Shivani Ranchod | October 2022 Percept toasts to five years of building a fierce, wholehearted collective Right from the get-go, Percept has had a life force of its own, superseding the individuals involved. The name [...]

Dave Strugnell | June 2018 Before we get down to what AI might mean for humanity, I guess we need to start by asking what we mean by AI. […]

Dave Strugnell | February 2018 In a foreign country known as the mid-1980s (a place unvisited by a disturbingly high proportion of people I interact with), I won a class prize for a subject known [...]