8th session: Technological Change
We will discuss the following questions:
> What is technology? > How does technology evolve? > Will technological progress overtake us? |
This session's tasks consist of 3 activities (and some voluntary material: check it out!)
1- Watch: Watch the following lectures. You are expected to take your own notes. For studying, it will be useful having the lecture slides ready (feel free to print them out - this allows you to put your notes into context and save time!). You can choose between two formats:
Slides_DTSC_TechnologicalChange_Hilbert.pdf Download Slides_DTSC_TechnologicalChange_Hilbert.pdf
Notes_DTSC_TechnologicalChange_Hilbert.pdf Download Notes_DTSC_TechnologicalChange_Hilbert.pdf
DTSC: 8.1 Digital Strategies: how to manage digital change? (12:03 min)
DTSC: 8.2 Technological Change: what tech is and how it evolves (18:15)
DTSC: 8.3 Why does technological change accelerate? (23:12)
DTSC: 8.4 How does technology evolve? (33:52)
DTSC: 8.5 Will technological progress overtake us? (15:10)
(total 1h 43 min)
2- Read the following text:
Arthur, Brian (2009), āThe Nature of Technology: What it is and how it evolvesā; Chapter 2 & Chapter 9; click here to find these Chapters: B.Arthur Technology.pdf Download B.Arthur Technology.pdf . For additional excerpts from the book, see: Google Books.
3- Contribute:
In this session, we have an interactive task that refers to the reading
- 8th session- Reading Question
- Additional voluntary:
How to Think Exponentially and Better Predict the Future Links to an external site.
Wait, but why? The AI Revolution: the road to super-intelligence
Kurzweil's Law of Accelerating Returns Links to an external site.
What is the relationship between exponentials and logarithms? Links to an external site.
Exponential technological progress
Links to an external site. |
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Garry Kasparov: Don't fear intelligent machines. Work with them Links to an external site. (15min) |