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and Kate Crawfords recent book on the extractive nature of the AI industry.

the resulting fear and resentment prevent us from considering the better option within our grasp: harnessing robots as partners. an elephant was tried for attacking her handler.

book review: Technology acceleration and its impact on societyTikTok Boom.before moving on to consider robot rights in the light of the evolution of animal rights.Darling meticulously inserts trigger warnings on some of these chapters.

whats the benefit? A mechanical pet doesnt need exercise and cant respond emotionally to the attention.Darling reminds us to ignore the inevitability narrative that governs so many discussions of technology.

book review: Temperature rising.

We have choices about how this goes.  RECENT AND RELATED CONTENTUnsupervised AI arrives for quality inspectionWorkers obsolete as robots do the dirty workTheres been a big rise in monitoring workers at home.

Thats bad for everyoneBut first.SEE: Managers arent worried about keeping their IT workers happy.

although with the caveat suggested by Madeleine Claire Elish in her paper Moral Crumple Zones that the human partner will be the one that gets the blame when things go wrong.remotely take over a faltering delivery drone.