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Technology that transforms: what an invention from 1450 can teach us about AI

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If you’re a ‘digital native’ - someone who can’t remember a world before the internet - you might feel you have a good idea of the role technology will play in your life and perhaps in that of future generations.

But journalism professor Jeff Jarvis, author of a history of another transformative technology from more than five centuries ago - the printing press - says we can have no way yet of knowing where the internet, and AI, will take us.

The book is called The Gutenberg Parenthesis. Jeff spoke to us at the World Economic Forum's AI Governance Summit.

AI Governance Alliance:

wef.ch/AIGA

AI Governance Summit:

https://www.weforum.org/events/ai-governance-summit-2023/

Podcast links:

AI Governance Summit 2023: State of Gen AI: Views from the Frontier

AI Governance Summit 2023: Gen AI: New Age of Governance

AI Governance Summit: Transformation on the Horizon

AI: Bringing stakeholders together to make AI work for us all

Beyond AI: the top-10 tech of 2023 set to change our lives

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If you’re a ‘digital native’ - someone who can’t remember a world before the internet - you might feel you have a good idea of the role technology will play in your life and perhaps in that of future generations.

But journalism professor Jeff Jarvis, author of a history of another transformative technology from more than five centuries ago - the printing press - says we can have no way yet of knowing where the internet, and AI, will take us.

The book is called The Gutenberg Parenthesis. Jeff spoke to us at the World Economic Forum's AI Governance Summit.

AI Governance Alliance:

wef.ch/AIGA

AI Governance Summit:

https://www.weforum.org/events/ai-governance-summit-2023/

Podcast links:

AI Governance Summit 2023: State of Gen AI: Views from the Frontier

AI Governance Summit 2023: Gen AI: New Age of Governance

AI Governance Summit: Transformation on the Horizon

AI: Bringing stakeholders together to make AI work for us all

Beyond AI: the top-10 tech of 2023 set to change our lives

Check out all our podcasts on:

wef.ch/podcasts

Radio Davos - subscribe

Meet the Leader - subscribe

World Economic Forum Book Club Podcast - subscribe

Agenda Dialogues - subscribe

Join the World Economic Forum Podcast Club

Join the World Economic Forum Book Club

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