Tag: digipersonality

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Mark Coeckelbergh

Discover the digipersonality of the week: Mark Coeckelbergh

He’s a Belgian philosopher & author of AI Ethics.

To round off our excursion into the ethics of AI this week, our digi-personality is Mark Coeckelbergh—a philosopher in technology. You might be asking yourself what dimensions are included in technology philosophy; a fair question. Coeckelbergh has a blog in which he posts about the links between philosophy, tech, art and the environment. His scope of research and reporting is broad, and incredibly novel at present.

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Robert Scoble

Discover the digipersonality of the week:
Robert Scoble.

He’s written The Infinite Retina, a book highly regarded by the digitech industry.

Scoble has a unique tie to innovation hubs including Silicon Valley, and has been at the forefront of tech development for over two decades. As a blogger, he maintains a gateway between famous tech founders, managers, their disruptive firms and watchful members of society. You can find out more and stay up to date on all things tech & startup by making your way over to his blog: ‘Scobleizer’. With consumers’ trust in digital companies remaining fragile and specific to personal instinct, it is the voice of personalities like Scoble, who act as a helpful medium between the two.