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What happens when we train powerful AI systems on a civilisation built on slavery, colonialism, genocide, extractive capitalism and other " unseen economies of suffering" . Futurist and philosopher-activist Richard David Hames structures the book around 17 catalysts that probe humanity' s shadow – from fractal indifference to the algorithm of oblivion – and translate them into concrete design guidance for AI teams. Blending philosophy, trauma science and technical practice, this is a practical manifesto for developers, designers and policymakers who want to code compassion into the next generation of intelligent systems.
What happens when we train powerful AI systems on a civilisation built on slavery, colonialism, genocide, extractive capitalism and other " unseen economies of suffering" . Futurist and philosopher-activist Richard David Hames structures the book around 17 catalysts that probe humanity' s shadow ...
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Richard David Hames is a philosopher-activist, author, mentor and strategic foresight practitioner. Working at the interface between business enterprises, politics and society, he is among the world' s most influential public intellectuals – referred to by Forbes Asia as " one of the smartest people on the planet" .
Richard David Hames is a philosopher-activist, author, mentor and strategic foresight practitioner. Working at the interface between business enterprises, politics and society, he is among the world' s most influential public intellectuals – referred to by Forbes Asia as " one of the smartest peo...
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