Enter philosopher Martin Heidegger's forgotten quote: "the essence of technology is by no means anything technological". Your concerns are echoing long ago those expressed by the likes of Jacques Ellul, Henri Bergson and Heidegger of course.
No wonder, then, that it currently feels impossible to chart a meaningful course through the technological changes unfolding now. If we are ever to chart that course, what’s needed above all is spiritual revolution.
In agreement with ALL your takes here - but with no mention of regulating AI, what's your thoughts on that as part of the no limits / new limits tension. Necessary ?
Thought provoking- thank you.
Time for the addition of a question mark in your title , I think: “New World Same Humans?”
Enter philosopher Martin Heidegger's forgotten quote: "the essence of technology is by no means anything technological". Your concerns are echoing long ago those expressed by the likes of Jacques Ellul, Henri Bergson and Heidegger of course.
Amazin´!
No wonder, then, that it currently feels impossible to chart a meaningful course through the technological changes unfolding now. If we are ever to chart that course, what’s needed above all is spiritual revolution.
Brilliant piece, thanks David.
In agreement with ALL your takes here - but with no mention of regulating AI, what's your thoughts on that as part of the no limits / new limits tension. Necessary ?