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How can we predict the future?
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Montemagno suggests thinking about the future by considering what may remain stable. Recalling an idea he attributes to Jeff Bezos and his own experiences at concerts and shows, he argues that the desire to watch other people perform and share an event can persist through technological change. This is a way to form hypotheses, not a certain prediction about AI or future tastes.
Key points
- Shift the question from what will change to what may remain important.
- Live events illustrate the value Marco places on shared human and social experiences.
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