Humans Versus Machines: How Our Relationship With Technology Will Pan Outby@e.p.m.vermeulen

Humans Versus Machines: How Our Relationship With Technology Will Pan Out

by Erik P.M. Vermeulen4mApril 5th, 2020
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Vincent van Gogh's painting, The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring, was stolen from a museum in The Netherlands. Van Gogh is one of the most recognizable and influential painters of all time. He says the theft of the painting made him question the value of technology in our world. He is convinced that emerging technology would automate many jobs, but he also believed that we — humans — would be creative. He says in difficult times, we realize how important it is for humans to be and remain creative.

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