Humans of AI explores the hidden culture of AI workers and reveals the people behind a technology often sold as post-human. Believed to be ushering in an era decentring individuality, this book depicts the vitality of personhood even in the creation of AI.
Humans of AI explores the hidden culture of AI workers and reveals the people behind a technology often sold as post-human. Believed to be ushering in an era decentring individuality, this book depicts the vitality of personhood even in the creation of AI.
Joseph Wilson has a PhD in Anthropology from the University of Toronto and has instructed at York University and Trent University. His work focuses on how scientists communicate with one another and with the general public, and he has written about technology, language, anthropology, and education for The Globe and Mail, CBC, SAPIENS, American Scientist, and Anthropology News.
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Introduction: Follow the People 1. The Pioneers 2. The Software Developers 3. The Hardware Engineers 4. The Entrepreneurs 5. The Content Creators 6. The Volunteers 7. The Linguists 8. The Rationalists 9. The Believers 10. The Doomers 11. The Immortalists 12. The Detractors Conclusion: The Gap
Introduction: Follow the People 1. The Pioneers 2. The Software Developers 3. The Hardware Engineers 4. The Entrepreneurs 5. The Content Creators 6. The Volunteers 7. The Linguists 8. The Rationalists 9. The Believers 10. The Doomers 11. The Immortalists 12. The Detractors Conclusion: The Gap
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