AI Generation

This is about a paradoxical feeling of our time: Never before have we been able to predict the future so precisely – through data, models, technology or artificial intelligence. And yet a general uncertainty remains. Everything seems to be intensifying: information, decisions, expectations. Life is apparently getting faster, and speed doesn't just change work or technology – it also changes our thinking, our relationships and our self-image. Perhaps AI is forcing us to define more precisely what it means to be human. The search for identity is probably not an individual problem, but rather a generational experience. In her first book, Gloria-Sophie Burkandt argues that precisely the technologies that are supposed to make the future more predictable are forcing people to look more inward: at values, orientation, and humanity.

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