Alvin Toffler, the author whose celebrated 1970 book Future Shock examined the danger and promise of the accelerating pace of change in society, died in his sleep Monday in Los Angeles. He was 87.
These services — capable of creating realistic videos, completing tasks online, and flirting with their users — all promise to automate what were once human occupations. Soon, AI-generated media will ...
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What future shock looks like today
AS the saying goes, “Change is constant. It is the most permanent thing in life.” But the impact of change may still be difficult to handle. The characteristics of change in contemporary times — ...
The end of a year and the beginning of another is a natural time to ponder what may lie ahead of us both as individuals and as a society. This year, there appears to be great anxiety about the future, ...
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