In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Farsight

• ENSLAVED TO THE MECHANICAL IDEA?
  Europe's relationship with automation has long been shaped by both the influence of American technological innovation and a persistent sense of caution. This article examines the historical evolution of this dynamic, the cultural factors behind differing attitudes toward automation, and its lasting implications for work, industry, and society.
• STOP DESIGNING HUMANS AS BACKUP SYSTEMS
  As AI and automation become more widespread, the role of human beings within organisations is being fundamentally reassessed. Rather than treating employees as mere backup systems for technology, Paul Choudarys perspective advocates designing work in ways that leverage human strengths while ensuring technology serves as a meaningful complement.
• DARLO WORLD: What needs to be true for the AI-predicitions to unfold?
  What conditions must be met for far-reaching predictions about artificial intelligence to become reality? The discussion focuses on the technological, economic, and societal factors as well as the uncertainties that will determine whether these anticipated developments materialise or fall short of expectations.