Lecture

Information Revolutions

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This lecture explores the historical context of information revolutions, from the invention of the Greek alphabet and the printing press to the current Internet revolution. It delves into ethical questions surrounding data collection, ownership, and control, using philosophical frameworks by Kant, Habermas, and Mill. The impact of automation on employment, Amazon's leadership principles, and the ethical implications of AI in the workplace are discussed, along with the societal challenges posed by the rise of big data and surveillance technologies.

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