· JP Ros
If we were screenwriters, we might imagine an unusual encounter: a gigantic 19th-century locomotive, billowing smoke, side-by-side with a “robot” from the 21st century, capable…
In Modern Times, the frantic pace of machinery drives Chaplin’s character to madness. Today, this "frantic pace" manifests in the millions of emails, notifications, and data…
Chaplin's comedy, caricaturing worker exploitation, held up a mirror to society at the time. Today, the reflection expands into another dimension: data privacy, algorithmic bias…
The 19th-century locomotive didn't wait for tired workers—you either boarded or remained at the station. Similarly, AI won't slow down to wait for us. What we can (and must) do…
At the end of Modern Times, Chaplin walks hopefully down the road, even after numerous confusions and misadventures. This metaphor illustrates humanity’s perpetual forward…
The full article is on the Premiersoft blog.