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Year Ender 2023: 15 must-read books on business, economics and management - Vimarsana News

Year Ender 2023: 15 must-read books on business, economics and management

Business storytelling might be stylistically and structurally different. But here’s a list of 15 books released this year that defy limitations, covering an array of topics, from cryptocurrency to ‘climate capitalism’ and surveillance, and will appeal to a wider readership.

What is the Meganet? Software engineer David Auerbach explains how it's 'commandeering' our lives - Vimarsana News

What is the Meganet? Software engineer David Auerbach explains how it's 'commandeering' our lives

"Internet is already beyond the control of the people who are supposed to be running it."

Flirt, love, suffer, reboot: This is how AI is transforming our relationships - Vimarsana News

Flirt, love, suffer, reboot: This is how AI is transforming our relationships

More and more apps offer help with all your loving needs, from customized lines to improve your banter to your own personal intimate connection with a bot

Source: elpais.com
A new book explains how global digital networks accumulate data and turn into uncontrollable systems - Vimarsana News

A new book explains how global digital networks accumulate data and turn into uncontrollable systems

An excerpt from ‘Meganets: How Digital Forces Beyond Our Control Commandeer Our Daily Lives and Inner Realities’, by David B Auerbach.

Source: scroll.in
AI Loves—and Loathes—Language - Vimarsana News

AI Loves—and Loathes—Language

Deep learning networks may look like brains, but that doesn’t mean they can think like humans. On the ever-expanding meganet, that’s a problem.

Source: wired.com