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| − | The origin of the term [[Great Transformation]] was Karl Polanyi's book<ref>Karl Polanyi, ''The Great Transformation'' 1944 Farrar & Rinehart</ref> of that title published in 1944. | + | The origin of the term [[Great Transformation]] was Karl Polanyi's book<ref>Karl Polanyi, ''The Great Transformation'' 1944 Farrar & Rinehart</ref> of that title published in 1944 which discussed the transformation that occurred when the Industrialization of the 1800's tried to adapt to the Globalization of the 1900's. Now we are faced with the transformation to a society basically run by [[Artificial Intelligence]] with the hope to avoid some cataclysm like the Great Depression. |
==Context== | ==Context== | ||
The Industrialization | The Industrialization | ||
to the Finalization | to the Finalization | ||
==What's Next== | ==What's Next== | ||
| + | We have seem the Information Age begin with Computers and Information Theory. The next [[Great Transformation]] is likely to be the creation of the rise of [[Artificial Intelligence]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 10:40, 24 August 2025
Contents
Meme
The origin of the term Great Transformation was Karl Polanyi's book[1] of that title published in 1944 which discussed the transformation that occurred when the Industrialization of the 1800's tried to adapt to the Globalization of the 1900's. Now we are faced with the transformation to a society basically run by Artificial Intelligence with the hope to avoid some cataclysm like the Great Depression.
Context
The Industrialization to the Finalization
What's Next
We have seem the Information Age begin with Computers and Information Theory. The next Great Transformation is likely to be the creation of the rise of Artificial Intelligence
References
- ↑ Karl Polanyi, The Great Transformation 1944 Farrar & Rinehart
