In Absentia: Dehumanizing as a Factor for Progress
Several years ago I wrote that technology had become a generational thing. And that was at a time when personal computing (i.e., desktops, handheld devices, and smartphones) had permeated every facet of our lives from communications and entertainment to education. Today, computational machines on vast distributed networks using highly advanced artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms have…
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