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>> well, we're now entering fourth stage of technology. the first stage was the machine age. the industrial revolution. and second stage was electric revolution. which gave us light bulb and radio and television, third was computer revolution. now we're entering fourth stage, artificial intelligence. future of your internet will be in your contact lens, you will blink, and you will be on-line, if i see you in the future, i will see your biography printed out, if you speak to me in greek or chinese or contact lens will translate to english. and if talk to your dr., -- doctor, you look at your w...

>> well, we're now entering fourth stage of technology. the first stage was the machine age. the industrial revolution. and second stage was electric revolution. which gave us light bulb and radio and television, third was computer revolution. now we're entering fourth stage, artificial intelligence. future of your internet will be in your contact lens, you will blink, and you will be on-line, if i see you in the future, i will see your biography printed out, if you speak to me in greek or chinese or contact lens will translate to english. and if talk to your dr., -- doctor, you look at your w...

>> well, we're now entering fourth stage of technology. the first stage was the machine age. the industrial revolution. and second stage was electric revolution. which gave us light bulb and radio and television, third was computer revolution. now we're entering fourth stage, artificial intelligence. future of your internet will be in your contact lens, you will blink, and you will be on-line, if i see you in the future, i will see your biography printed out, if you speak to me in greek or chinese or contact lens will translate to english. and if talk to your dr., -- doctor, you look at your w...

An extensive two-part article on factory workers in the US in 1947. In the first half, auto worker Phil Singer (using the pen name, Paul Romano) vividly describes factory life, and in the second, Grace Lee Boggs (using the pseudonym, Ria Stone) outlines a Marxist analysis.