A brilliantly original exploration of humanity’s intimate relationship with technology, from the emergence of our species to the emergence of AI and beyond.
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Tom Chatfield is a British writer, broadcaster and tech philosopher. His books exploring digital culture – most recently Live This Book!, How To Thrive in the Digital Age and Critical Thinking, researched as a Visiting Associate at the Oxford Internet Institute – are published in over thirty languages. His first novel, This is Gomorrah, was a Sunday Times thriller of the month, shortlisted for the 2020 CWA Steel Dagger and won France’s Prix Douglas Kennedy. He lives in Kent.
A brilliantly original exploration of humanity’s intimate relationship with technology, from the emergence of our species to the emergence of AI and beyond.
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Paperback. Etat : New. A Science Book of the Year in The Telegraph'Timely and wide-ranging . . . ambitious in its scope' - New Scientist'One of the best books on technology and culture I have read' - Matthew D'Ancona, The New European'Powerful, profound and completely engrossing' - Michael Bhaskar, co-author of The Coming WaveIn Wise Animals, tech philosopher Tom Chatfield excavates human history to uncover our changing relationship with technology, from the personalized hand axes of our Paleolithic ancestors to the artificial superintelligences of the future.Drawing on an astonishing breadth of cutting-edge research and historical sources, Chatfield encourages us to rethink everything we thought we knew about technology, and shows how we might deflect the path of technological development towards the long-term interests not only of humanity, but of all life on Earth.'Tom Chatfield is one of the smartest and most original tech thinkers writing today. Both thought-provoking and startlingly original, Wise Animals is his magnum opus' - Roman Krznaric, author of The Good Ancestor. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781529079760
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 'Powerful, profound and completely engrossing, this is a multitudinous meditation on not only technology but also history, culture, ideas, ethics, psychology and, above all, what it means to be human.' Michael Bhaskar, co-author of The Coming WaveWise Animals explores the history of our relationship with technology, and our deep involvement with our creations from the first use of tools and the taming of fire, via the invention of reading and printing, to the development of the computer, the creation of the internet and the emergence of AI.Human children know no more of modern technology than their ancestors did of older technologies thousands of years ago, and develop in relation to the technologies of their time. We co-evolve with technology as individuals as we have as a species over thousands of years.Rather than see technology as a threat, this deeply humanist contribution to the debate proposes that we are neither masters nor victims of our technologies. They are part of who we are, and our future - and theirs - is in our hands. A brilliantly original exploration of humanitys intimate relationship with technology, from the emergence of our species to the emergence of AI and beyond. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781529079760
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