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BINC article in The Conversation
Steen Rasmussen and Lene Andersen, from our Living and Intelligent Technology group, have published an article in The Conversation, which has recently gained much interest; read it here and discover why. <h1>Tomorrow's technology will lead to sweeping...
read moreCIBS and Humanomics in ISSP
Center for Communication and Bubblestudies (CIBS) and the Humanomics Research Center is now officially part of The Initiative for Science, Society and Policy. CIBS is allocated at the University of Copenhagen while Humanomics sits at Aalborg Univerity. This...
read moreWhat is Nudging?
Do you ever wonder whether you really know what all that nudging is about? Or are you completely certain you know everything there is to know about it? If you answered yes to one of these questions, you should go take a look at Pelle Guldborg Hansen’s new blogpost on...
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Robert Wolcott: Hyper transparency and abundance
For the rest of this century we will experience a major transition in what it means to be human that is dominated by two mega-trends: A move from opacity to hyper transparency and a move from material scarcity to material abundance. The technologies that already today spearhead this transformation include the Internet, virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence and big data, as well as bio-info interfaces including brain-technology interfaces. These technologies on the one hand merge our default geographic space with cyberspace, and on the other hand enable us to produce and distribute material goods for dwindling costs.
Robert Wolcott: Hypertransparens og materiel overfold
I resten af dette århundrede vil vi opleve en dramatisk forandring af, hvad det betyder at være menneske, som er domineret af to mega-tendenser: Et skift fra ugennemsigtighed til transparens samt et skift fra materiel fattigdom til materiel overflod. Teknologierne, der allerede i dag er spydspidsen for denne transformation, inkluderer Internettet, virtual og augmented reality, kunstig intelligens og big data, samt bioinfo-grænseflader inklusive hjerne-teknologiske grænseflader. På den ene side fusionerer disse teknologier vores sædvanlige geografiske rum med cyberspace, og på den anden side gør disse teknologier det muligt for os at producere og distribuere materielle goder for svindende omkostninger.
