Information In Your Head
As technology advances and the internet gets dramatically more powerful, the need to retain information in our heads diminishes.
Google and other search engines which deploy AI, work as our 'memory partners' and provide us access to most of the human knowledge.
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How much can we afford to forget, if we train machines to remember? - Gene Tracy | Aeon Ideas
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