The Judgment Gap argues that the stages of human life, childhood, adolescence, career, and retirement, were inventions of the industrial economy, and that artificial intelligence has broken the assumption beneath all of them: that capability tracks time. In their place, the book maps six new stages organized by the judgment gap, the distance between what technology lets a person do and what experience has taught them, and names each one: Deep Childhood, Ampliscence, the Forge, Versionhood, the Long Noon, and the Vesper Years. Drawing on labor economics, field research on skill formation, and the history of how societies have redrawn the life course before, it offers concrete playbooks for business leaders rebuilding talent pipelines, policymakers re-governing an age-coded state, parents raising amplified children, and readers of any age trying to locate themselves on a map still being drawn. It is written for executives, educators, policymakers, and general readers who sense that the old life script has stopped working and want a rigorous, practical account of what replaces it.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Judgment Gap argues that the stages of human life, childhood, adolescence, career, and retirement, were inventions of the industrial economy, and that artificial intelligence has broken the assumption beneath all of them: that capability tracks time. In their place, the book maps six new stages organized by the judgment gap, the distance between what technology lets a person do and what experience has taught them, and names each one: Deep Childhood, Ampliscence, the Forge, Versionhood, the Long Noon, and the Vesper Years. Drawing on labor economics, field research on skill formation, and the history of how societies have redrawn the life course before, it offers concrete playbooks for business leaders rebuilding talent pipelines, policymakers re-governing an age-coded state, parents raising amplified children, and readers of any age trying to locate themselves on a map still being drawn. It is written for executives, educators, policymakers, and general readers who sense that the old life script has stopped working and want a rigorous, practical account of what replaces it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798187359301
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Judgment Gap argues that the stages of human life, childhood, adolescence, career, and retirement, were inventions of the industrial economy, and that artificial intelligence has broken the assumption beneath all of them: that capability tracks time. In their place, the book maps six new stages organized by the judgment gap, the distance between what technology lets a person do and what experience has taught them, and names each one: Deep Childhood, Ampliscence, the Forge, Versionhood, the Long Noon, and the Vesper Years. Drawing on labor economics, field research on skill formation, and the history of how societies have redrawn the life course before, it offers concrete playbooks for business leaders rebuilding talent pipelines, policymakers re-governing an age-coded state, parents raising amplified children, and readers of any age trying to locate themselves on a map still being drawn. It is written for executives, educators, policymakers, and general readers who sense that the old life script has stopped working and want a rigorous, practical account of what replaces it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798187359301
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