Christopher Wylie.
Christopher Wylie
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In Part Two of our series on Artificial Intelligence, we unravel the inner workings of the internet brain, ever-growing in size…and in power. Join me as we peer into the future that is also our present with Christopher Wylie, the green-haired, nose-ringed whistle-blower on Cambridge Analytica and a philosopher of tech. How do we relate to the systems being built around us? What is ethical AI? And how can our data shape and alter reality? Chris sounds the alarm…and together we look for signs of how to be humanly conscious in the age of machines.
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As a recently retired librarian, I hunt the Internet for quality information such as this. The scope of information offered on this website is staggering. As you may guess, my profession is no longer restricted to dusty shelves and books, although this what originally attracted many to librarianship in days gone by. The determined thrust now in my chosen profession is nothing less than our consumptive learning of technology, branding, and education of the public who walk through our doors to the use of devices and navigation of the Internet, often without cautionary values due to time and staffing restraints. I am forwarding the link to this article on to other colleagues. Many thanks, Deepak Chopra. I look forward to understanding more about ourselves and the reality that surrounds us. C.ReldaEmmons