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Rise of the Machines
Book • 2016
In 'Rise of the Machines', Thomas Rid provides a thought-provoking portrait of our technology-enraptured era by delving into the history of cybernetics.
The book explores how cybernetics transformed the post-war world, influencing both utopian visions and military strategies.
It also examines the intersection of technology and society, highlighting the tension between digital privacy and security.
The book explores how cybernetics transformed the post-war world, influencing both utopian visions and military strategies.
It also examines the intersection of technology and society, highlighting the tension between digital privacy and security.
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for understanding the archaeology of cybernetics and its relevance today.


Marc Andreessen

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AI and Accelerationism with Marc Andreessen
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as a book that has the prehistory of AI.


Marc Andreessen

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Marc Andreessen and Charlie Songhurst on the past, present, and future of Silicon Valley
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as a good book that explains Zero Trust in the AI age.

John Kindervag

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The Godfather of Zero Trust - A Discussion with John Kindervag
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as his latest book, discussing Zero Trust and AI.

George Finney

Week in Review: Disabling Microsoft Defender, corrupted power inverters, bipartisan training bill
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as a book that tells the story of how machines became important for national security.


Ben Buchanan

The Government Knows AGI is Coming