Framers

Is humanity made redundant by artificial intelligence and robotics? Cukier, Mayer-Schönberger, and de Véricourt demonstrate why this concern is unfounded. The human mind possesses the unique ability to create its own interpretative frameworks through framing, allowing us to categorize information, make predictions about the future, and discover entirely new solutions.

The authors explain how framing works, why the advice to "think outside the box" is useless, and why Spotify, rather than Apple, revolutionized the music experience. They also discuss why it was a framing disaster to equate COVID-19 with seasonal flu. Framers not only shows us how to make better decisions in the age of algorithms but also how framing ensures human survival in the era of machines and unrest.