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Tom Cheesewright on Raging against the invisible machine
The Luddites smashed machines they could see that were taking their jobs. How will the new Luddites rage against invisible, ephemeral machines?
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Tom Cheesewright on The age of creativity is over
The age of creativity is over, replaced by an unrelenting focus on optimisation that locks us into a cycle of failure based on business as usual
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Tom Cheesewright on Your future friends are electric
Without a major shift in the economics of care, we will have to find a role for robots in supporting us through our old age
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Tom Cheesewright on You need to change the way you think about robots
We can only make sense of the future impact of robots and automation if we get away from science fiction ideas of what it means to be an automaton
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Tom Cheesewright on After the future
What happens after the future we envision? We must be aware of unintended consequences beyond the range of our foresight horizons
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Tom Cheesewright on The end of the weekend
In our 24x7x365 culture, how long before there is really no difference between weekday and weekend? And would we benefit or suffer?
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