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"Screens as a central interface of our lives will fade a little bit more into the background. This shift brings unavoidable questions. What happens to our agency when decisions are made for us by, say, invisible systems? How will we evaluate systems we no longer fully control? So as we approach a post click society, it will be faster, more efficient. But we'll also need new kinds of literacy to navigate it. We'll need to audit, question, understand the AI's processes."
"Screens as a central interface of our lives will fade a little bit more into the background. This shift brings unavoidable questions. What happens to our agency when decisions are made for us by, say, invisible systems? How will we evaluate systems we no longer fully control? So as we approach a post click society, it will be faster, more efficient. But we'll also need new kinds of literacy to navigate it. We'll need to audit, question, understand the AI's processes."
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Click here to reply to @BobHutchins
"Screens as a central interface of our lives will fade a little bit more into the background. This shift brings unavoidable questions. What happens to our agency when decisions are made for us by, say, invisible systems? How will we evaluate systems we no longer fully control? So as we approach a post click society, it will be faster, more efficient. But we'll also need new kinds of literacy to navigate it. We'll need to audit, question, understand the AI's processes."
"Screens as a central interface of our lives will fade a little bit more into the background. This shift brings unavoidable questions. What happens to our agency when decisions are made for us by, say, invisible systems? How will we evaluate systems we no longer fully control? So as we approach a post click society, it will be faster, more efficient. But we'll also need new kinds of literacy to navigate it. We'll need to audit, question, understand the AI's processes."