Theology

Theology, managed by Theo Priestley, critically examines the convergence of business, technology, and society. It features insights into emerging trends, strategic foresight, and the implications of artificial intelligence, with a focus on ethical concerns, future operating systems, and the value of data in business and societal contexts.

Business and Technology Intersection Emerging Trends Analysis Artificial Intelligence and Ethics Strategic Foresight Climate Change Perspectives Data Utilization in Business Futurism and Speculative Narratives AI in Space and Operating Systems Impact of AI on Society

The hottest Substack posts of Theology

And their main takeaways

There's Nothing You Can Do About Climate Change

11 implied HN points • 23 Jul 23
  1. Climate change is a natural force that will continue over millennia, unaffected by human actions.
  2. Efforts to mitigate climate change with technology or political will are unlikely to alter its course.
  3. The vast timescales of Earth's evolutionary cycles dwarf any impact humans can make on climate change.

AI and Space Show A Need For New Operating Systems

3 implied HN points • 10 Nov 23
🕹 Technology AI Space Operating Systems Artificial Intelligence
  1. Operating systems in AI and space industries need to be updated for future needs and challenges
  2. Decentralized and modular design, real-time capabilities, and open-source models are essential for new operating systems
  3. Integration of AI at a deeper level, resource optimization, security enhancements, and autonomous operation are key for future OS design
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Open sourced AI is the worst thing imaginable

3 implied HN points • 04 Apr 23
🕹 Technology AI Open Source Data Ethics Programming Artificial Intelligence
  1. Open-sourced AI can be dangerous when unregulated and in the hands of individuals who may use it for harmful purposes.
  2. The proliferation of open-source AI projects without proper ethical boundaries makes it challenging for regulators to monitor and control its potential risks.
  3. There is a significant concern over the unintended consequences of developers creating and sharing homebrew versions of AI models, leading to a lack of understanding and control over the technology's impact.

Welcome to Theology

11 implied HN points • 26 Sep 20
  1. Theology newsletter focuses on the intersection of business, technology, and society.
  2. Managed by Theo Priestley, a futurist with extensive experience in tech industries.
  3. The publication offers emerging trend insights and unfiltered opinions.