Season 2, Episode 9
It's not a box, it's a bucket
·1:26:43 min
What does a publisher actually do once the business becomes the data, not the book? Magnús talks with Pietro Segreto, a PhD student in Rome studying AI and publishing, about the glass box from 1423, AI as a backward-looking shadow, and the story that named the episode: it isn't a closed box, it's a bucket each generation fills for the next.
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Pietro Segreto
PhD student, University of Rome Tor Vergata
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