"The Economy of Algorithms" is a newsletter dedicated to unraveling the complex tapestry of technology in our lives. It's a space where artificial intelligence, digital innovation, and their impacts on society, economy, and personal experiences are explored and discussed. Our mission is to demystify the often intricate world of technology and to provide insights into how these advancements are shaping the world we live in.
Who It's For
This newsletter is for anyone curious about the role of technology in our daily lives. Whether you're a tech professional, a student of digital trends, or just someone interested in understanding the future of AI, you'll find value in our content. We aim to make technology accessible and understandable, stripping away jargon to reveal the human stories and ethical considerations behind the digital veil.
Our Approach
Each edition of "The Economy of Algorithms" combines in-depth analysis, personal narratives, and thoughtful commentary. We believe that understanding technology shouldn't be confined to experts alone. Therefore, we strive to present content that is both enlightening and engaging, making complex topics relatable and easy to understand.
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By subscribing, you'll be joining a community of like-minded individuals who are navigating the ever-evolving digital landscape together. You'll receive regular updates that include:
Deep dives into current AI developments and digital trends.
Personal stories and experiences that highlight the human side of technology.
Discussions on ethical implications and future directions of digital innovation.
Opportunities to engage with a community of readers who share your interest in technology.
About the Author
"The Economy of Algorithms" is curated by Marek Kowalkiewicz. Marek is a Professor and Chair in Digital Economy at QUT Business School. Listed among the Top 100 Global Thought Leaders in Artificial Intelligence by thinkers360, Marek has led global innovation teams in Silicon Valley, was a Research Manager of SAP's Machine Learning lab in Singapore, a Global Research Program Lead at SAP Research, as well as a Research Fellow at Microsoft Research Asia. His upcoming book is called "The Economy of Algorithms: Rise of the Digital Minions". More details about the book at the publisher sites: Bristol University Press (Global) and Black Inc. (Australasia).
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