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While this is a great and now obvious conclusion i always find two places where the conversation stalls. Based on the article’s direction: - 1) what does it
by intended 7y ago
While this is a great and now obvious conclusion i always find two places where the conversation stalls.
Based on the article’s direction:
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1) what does it mean to be “humane” tech ?
As the author argues - You could add friction to the large tech firms, even make attention marketing unviable.
Then use that to fund “humane” solutions (editors and journalists ? Would that be human or humane?)
Does that solve the potential abuse of tech and human wet ware ?
Or Are we supposed to eventually say “Dune got it right, we should only have mentats”
Edit: no time for point two, distracted.