1. Have we created a monster? 1Can we tame the beast? 92. Machines 15Welcome to the web 18Entangled in the dark: Quantum computing powers up 20Speed makes it harder to drive 22Big Brother was an amateur 25From MAD to MADD 263. Capital 31Income return, growth, and I dream of Gini 34Surveillance capitalism and the digital oligarchs 38Data, privacy, and the health of nations 40Belt, road, and surveillance communism 43Tribes and borders in cyberspace 46Power shifts from the G7 to the D7 48Intermission: Sunflower: When tech meets capital4. Psychology 59Digital fentanyl 62Your 70,000-year-old operating system is melting 65Who are you again? Identity in the digital age 70The singularity is near. Unfortunately 735. Society 77Modern Luddites and the growing techlash 80Lessons from the rearview mirror 82War has already been declared 856. A manifesto for taming the Monster 89I. Co-author new rules of the road 92II. Govern technology by community 95III. Apply the Golden Rule in cyberspace 97IV. Accept your role as part of the solution 98V. Don't give up on loving tech 101VI. Treat your data like your reputation 103VII. Fight against the relentless brain hacks 105VIII. Modernize the authority over technology and capital 1097. Off? 1138. Postface: A story (as old as time) about the future 131Notes 135Acknowledgments 143About the Authors 145Index 147
PAUL ROEHRIG, PhD, is the global head of strategy for Cognizant Digital Business & Technology. Previously he co-founded the Center for the Future of Work.BEN PRING is the director of Cognizant's Center for the Future of Work. In 2018 he was a Bilderberg Meeting participant and in 2020 was named one of world's top management thinkers by Thinkers 50.Ben and Paul, along with Malcolm Frank, co-authored What To Do When Machines Do Everything and Code Halos.
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