The Future We Choose: Balancing Innovation with Humanity
In a world where algorithms predict our every move and robots fill the gaps in our workforce, a chilling question lingers: are we building a future where humanity takes a backseat to technology?
Two highly recommended and topical books, Roman Krznaric’s The Good Ancestor and Chris Colbert’s Technology is Dead, serve as urgent wake-up calls, urging us to reconsider the path we’re on. They challenge us to move beyond the allure of instant gratification and market-driven innovation and instead embrace a future where progress is measured not just by technological advancement, but by its impact on humanity and the generations to come. These authors profoundly challenge us to rethink our approach to progress, urging us to strike a balance between short-term gains and long-term responsibility.
