Category: Technology and Humanity
Nice animation: how long until computers have the same power as the human brain? (via Mother Jones)
Exponential technological change
Read moreJoin me for the Technology vs. Humanity book launch event in London Sept 8 2016!
Location still tbd (central London), but you can now sign up here. It’s a free event but seating is limited so… sign up quickly ! Fast Future Publishing is delighted to invite you to join us on September 8th for the launch of our latest FutureScapes title, Technology vs. Humanity. This is a groundbreaking new book from world-renowned Futurist … Continue reading "Join me for the Technology vs. Humanity book launch event in London Sept 8 2016!"
Read moreLet’s rewrite the business rules where people matter (via Tim O’Reilly)
One of the big reasons we’re moving back into a more socially polarised society – as seen recently in some countries of the EU, the UK and the US – is the continuous dilution of the middle class in many economies over the last 20-30 years, and tensions are rising around the globe. Aristotle wrote it down more than … Continue reading "Let’s rewrite the business rules where people matter (via Tim O’Reilly)"
Read moreA gallery of images on the ‘Technology versus Humanity’ theme
… related to my new book, Technology vs Humanity
Read moreThe new tech overlords: technology companies are now officially the most powerful entities in the world
… and they are almost all based in the US (and soon… China). Read this incredible piece in The Atlantic. Stat below is via Statista. At the close of trading this Monday, the top five global companies by market capitalization were all U.S. tech companies: Apple, Alphabet (formerly Google), Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook. Bloomberg, which reported on … Continue reading "The new tech overlords: technology companies are now officially the most powerful entities in the world"
Read moreAll Can Be Lost: The Risk of Putting Our Knowledge in the Hands of Machines (5* read)
All Can Be Lost: The Risk of Putting Our Knowledge in the Hands of Machines
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/11/the-great-forgetting/309516/
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