ISBN: 9798194245512 - from feudal lords to algorithms: a history of power and the threshold of revolution (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Every age has had a master - whoever controlled its scarcest resource. Land built the feudal lord. Capital built the industrialist. Now, in the age of artificial intelligence, a new resource is emerging as the one thing these systems cannot survive without: human-sourced data. From Feudal Lords to Algorithms traces humanity's long, often brutal history of bargaining for power - from hunter-gatherer bands and the birth of property, through feudal Europe, the age of exploration, the Reformation, and the industrial revolution - to argue that the ordinary person's leverage in the coming decades will not come from halting a factory line, but from recognizing the value of the data created every single day. Grounded in history and sharpened by current events - from Nobel-laureate economists clashing with the press to billion-dollar AI copyright settlements - this is a rigorously researched, urgently argued case for why the next great social contract is already being written. A history book, a business book, and a call to awareness - for anyone trying to understand where power is heading next. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every age has had a master - whoever controlled its scarcest resource. Land built the feudal lord. Capital built the industrialist. Now, in the age of artificial intelligence, a new resource is emerging as the one thing these systems cannot survive without: human-sourced data. From Feudal Lords to Algorithms traces humanity's long, often brutal history of bargaining for power - from hunter-gatherer bands and the birth of property, through feudal Europe, the age of exploration, the Reformation, and the industrial revolution - to argue that the ordinary person's leverage in the coming decades will not come from halting a factory line, but from recognizing the value of the data created every single day. Grounded in history and sharpened by current events - from Nobel-laureate economists clashing with the press to billion-dollar AI copyright settlements - this is a rigorously researched, urgently argued case for why the next great social contract is already being written. A history book, a business book, and a call to awareness - for anyone trying to understand where power is heading next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every age has had a master - whoever controlled its scarcest resource. Land built the feudal lord. Capital built the industrialist. Now, in the age of artificial intelligence, a new resource is emerging as the one thing these systems cannot survive without: human-sourced data. From Feudal Lords to Algorithms traces humanity's long, often brutal history of bargaining for power - from hunter-gatherer bands and the birth of property, through feudal Europe, the age of exploration, the Reformation, and the industrial revolution - to argue that the ordinary person's leverage in the coming decades will not come from halting a factory line, but from recognizing the value of the data created every single day. Grounded in history and sharpened by current events - from Nobel-laureate economists clashing with the press to billion-dollar AI copyright settlements - this is a rigorously researched, urgently argued case for why the next great social contract is already being written. A history book, a business book, and a call to awareness - for anyone trying to understand where power is heading next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …