Isbn: 9781637749104 - the future of truth: how ai reshapes reality (32 resultados)

Hardback. Condición: Good. In The Future of Truth, we go on a truth treasure hunt. Author, filmmaker, and media explorer Steven Rosenbaum sets out to understand how this is happening - and what comes next. What begins as a personal investigation becomes something stranger and more urgent: a story about systems captured, consensus collapsing, and humans caught in the digital crossfire. In these pages, we'll explore: How Truth is being bent, blurred, and synthesized, and how the ways we love, work, learn, and remember are changing - even history is no longer trusted; Why institutions we recently trusted - medicine, education, justice, journalism - are collapsing under pressure of fast-moving, profit-driven AI; What happens when war is waged with data, protests are hijacked by bots, and power hides behind precision algorithms; How, in their hunger for clarity, robots erase Truth's messy, beautiful middle, replacing it with something cold, confident, and designed to serve soulless AI, not the humans who built it At the heart of the book are exclusive, provocative conversations with some of the most original thinkers of our time: wild-haired philosopher David Chalmers calls it 'a simulated reality crisis.' Cultural provocateur Douglas Rushkoff says, 'Truth has been coded for profit.' Legal legend Larry Lessig warns of 'an attention economy built to distort.' AI truth-teller Gary Marcus sees 'confidence without comprehension.' Gen Z literary leader Hailey Colborn, raised inside the feed, says 'Truth isn't something you find - it's something you perform.' And futurists and reformers Juan Enriquez, Esther Dyson, Steve Fuller, and Eli Pariser each offer raw, urgent, and provocative visions on where Truth is headed - and whether we can still catch it before it falls off a cliff. Part cultural investigation, part memoir, and part manifesto, The Future of Truth is a wild journey into the collapse - and the humans determined to rebuild Truth into something better, before AI rewrites reality without us.…

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Hardback. Condición: Good. In The Future of Truth, we go on a truth treasure hunt. Author, filmmaker, and media explorer Steven Rosenbaum sets out to understand how this is happening - and what comes next. What begins as a personal investigation becomes something stranger and more urgent: a story about systems captured, consensus collapsing, and humans caught in the digital crossfire. In these pages, we'll explore: How Truth is being bent, blurred, and synthesized, and how the ways we love, work, learn, and remember are changing - even history is no longer trusted; Why institutions we recently trusted - medicine, education, justice, journalism - are collapsing under pressure of fast-moving, profit-driven AI; What happens when war is waged with data, protests are hijacked by bots, and power hides behind precision algorithms; How, in their hunger for clarity, robots erase Truth's messy, beautiful middle, replacing it with something cold, confident, and designed to serve soulless AI, not the humans who built it At the heart of the book are exclusive, provocative conversations with some of the most original thinkers of our time: wild-haired philosopher David Chalmers calls it 'a simulated reality crisis.' Cultural provocateur Douglas Rushkoff says, 'Truth has been coded for profit.' Legal legend Larry Lessig warns of 'an attention economy built to distort.' AI truth-teller Gary Marcus sees 'confidence without comprehension.' Gen Z literary leader Hailey Colborn, raised inside the feed, says 'Truth isn't something you find - it's something you perform.' And futurists and reformers Juan Enriquez, Esther Dyson, Steve Fuller, and Eli Pariser each offer raw, urgent, and provocative visions on where Truth is headed - and whether we can still catch it before it falls off a cliff. Part cultural investigation, part memoir, and part manifesto, The Future of Truth is a wild journey into the collapse - and the humans determined to rebuild Truth into something better, before AI rewrites reality without us.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. "So timely and essential a selection choice for personal, professional, community, and college/university library Artificial Intelligence/Technology collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists." Midwest Book Review "A lively account . . . An argument that machine-moderated truths are more complex and fraught than humanitys own long struggle with facts, bias, and belief. Kirkus Truth was never simple, but facts were facts. Now, even that is changing. You feel the driftthe bluras stories bend, facts fracture, and reality starts to feel . . . negotiable. Thats not failureits the fight for the future of Truth.In The Future of Truth, we go on a truth treasure hunt. Author, filmmaker, and media explorer Steven Rosenbaum sets out to understand how this is happeningand what comes next. What begins as a personal investigation becomes something stranger and more urgent: a story about systems captured, consensus collapsing, and humans caught in the digital crossfire. In these pages, well explore: How Truth is being bent, blurred, and synthesized, and how the ways we love, work, learn, and remember are changingeven history is no longer trustedWhy institutions we recently trustedmedicine, education, justice, journalismare collapsing under pressure of fast-moving, profit-driven AIWhat happens when war is waged with data, protests are hijacked by bots, and power hides behind precision algorithmsHow, in their hunger for clarity, robots erase Truths messy, beautiful middle, replacing it with something cold, confident, and designed to serve soulless AI, not the humans who built it At the heart of the book are exclusive, provocative conversations with some of the most original thinkers of our time: wild-haired philosopher David Chalmers calls it a simulated reality crisis. Cultural provocateur Douglas Rushkoff says, Truth has been coded for profit. Legal legend Larry Lessig warns of an attention economy built to distort. AI truth-teller Gary Marcus sees confidence without comprehension. Gen Z literary leader Hailey Colborn, raised inside the feed, says Truth isnt something you findits something you perform. And futurists and reformers Juan Enriquez, Esther Dyson, Steve Fuller, and Eli Pariser each offer raw, urgent, and provocative visions on where Truth is headedand whether we can still catch it before it falls off a cliff. Part cultural investigation, part memoir, and part manifesto, The Future of Truth is a wild journey into the collapseand the humans determined to rebuild Truth into something better, before AI rewrites reality without us. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. "So timely and essential a selection choice for personal, professional, community, and college/university library Artificial Intelligence/Technology collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists." Midwest Book Review "A lively account . . . An argument that machine-moderated truths are more complex and fraught than humanitys own long struggle with facts, bias, and belief. Kirkus Truth was never simple, but facts were facts. Now, even that is changing. You feel the driftthe bluras stories bend, facts fracture, and reality starts to feel . . . negotiable. Thats not failureits the fight for the future of Truth.In The Future of Truth, we go on a truth treasure hunt. Author, filmmaker, and media explorer Steven Rosenbaum sets out to understand how this is happeningand what comes next. What begins as a personal investigation becomes something stranger and more urgent: a story about systems captured, consensus collapsing, and humans caught in the digital crossfire. In these pages, well explore: How Truth is being bent, blurred, and synthesized, and how the ways we love, work, learn, and remember are changingeven history is no longer trustedWhy institutions we recently trustedmedicine, education, justice, journalismare collapsing under pressure of fast-moving, profit-driven AIWhat happens when war is waged with data, protests are hijacked by bots, and power hides behind precision algorithmsHow, in their hunger for clarity, robots erase Truths messy, beautiful middle, replacing it with something cold, confident, and designed to serve soulless AI, not the humans who built it At the heart of the book are exclusive, provocative conversations with some of the most original thinkers of our time: wild-haired philosopher David Chalmers calls it a simulated reality crisis. Cultural provocateur Douglas Rushkoff says, Truth has been coded for profit. Legal legend Larry Lessig warns of an attention economy built to distort. AI truth-teller Gary Marcus sees confidence without comprehension. Gen Z literary leader Hailey Colborn, raised inside the feed, says Truth isnt something you findits something you perform. And futurists and reformers Juan Enriquez, Esther Dyson, Steve Fuller, and Eli Pariser each offer raw, urgent, and provocative visions on where Truth is headedand whether we can still catch it before it falls off a cliff. Part cultural investigation, part memoir, and part manifesto, The Future of Truth is a wild journey into the collapseand the humans determined to rebuild Truth into something better, before AI rewrites reality without us. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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