Nario paskyra

This was my first graphical novel ages ago and still delivers. Really have enjoyed the audio version, could not stop listening - washed all the dishes and cleaned a kitchen in the progress.

Uch, net užpakalis susiklijavo kaip gerai

Domina

Kas gali būti geriau, negu pradėti naujus metus su RAW knyga.

Parsisiunčiau Audible

Another run

Still, there are things that I have to find out about it.

A good read, and apart from the 3 laws for robots, I now realise there was also a 4th law: Zeroth Law is: ‘A robot may not injure humanity or, through inaction, allow humanity to come to harm.’ This automatically means that the First Law must be modified to be: ‘A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm, except where that would conflict with the Zeroth Law.’ And similar modifications must be made in the Second and Third Laws.” But this book also answered many questions and also revealed a plan that is older than Seldon’s Plan…

@draugas net nežinojau, kad tokia yra :))) arba pamiršau :))

@draugas programėlę bandei headspace? ;)

This book is used in a few different classes at mpow, and I’m glad it is. I’m giving a talk on Monday about how leaders are catalysts for change, and I am going to be meditating on a few of the ideas presented here - in particular, the need to break out of our positionality & perspective to change things in a non-destructive manner. It’s very prescient of the time we’re in now, and sad to think about how its warnings have been unheeded by engineers & technologists at a point where we’re more reliant on & worshipping of shitty models than ever.

As seen in the Eureka pilot ;)