Harvard Business Review (January 24)
Clayton Christensen (1952–2020) changed the way people think. “Once you see the world through his theories of innovation, you can’t un-see them. They pervade everything in your life.”
Tags: Christensen, Innovation, Pervade, Theories, Think, Un-see
1843 (July Issue)
“Legions of robots now carry out our instructions unreflectively. How do we ensure that these creatures, regardless of whether they’re built from clay or silicon, always work in our best interests? Should we teach them to think for themselves? And if so, how are we to teach them right from wrong?” Though “there are a number of competing ideas in circulation about how best to teach morality to machines” and so far no clear answers, “at the very least, we have a moral obligation to figure out what to teach our machines about the best way in which to live in the world.”
Tags: Machines, Morality, Obligation, Right, Robots, Think, Unreflectively, Wrong
