Global Peter Drucker Forum BLOG

What do Smart Machines Think of Us?
by J C Spender

Alan Turing, the British mathematician who did crucial work on WW2 German Naval codes and on computing, has been much

Claiming Our Humanity: What the Pope Francis’ Encyclical on the Environment Brings To The 7th Global Drucker Forum To

Managing does not change, not fundamentally. It is a practice, rooted in art and craft, not a science or a

In 1982, Time magazine declared the personal computer its “Machine of the Year.” Up until then, humans usually had won a “Person of

Ah the digital world! Email, video conferencing, and e-documents mean less travel and higher productivity. Electronic communication has allowed for

We live in a digital age where our humanity is challenged. What humans were mechanically doing is now being automated

Those who like to make projections about the future tend to be those with the deepest knowledge of fledgling technology.

Luciano Floridi calls it the infosphere, the combination of the internet and computer technology that is revolutionizing our lives and