Get the spanish edition here! Data doesn’t make decisions. People do. Artificial intelligence lets us analyze more information, generate visualizations and explore new ways of communicating. But turning data into decisions still demands judgment, context and a clear narrative. This book sets out a practical method for...
A bold new take on how Europe adapts, endures, and remains powerful in a rapidly shifting world order. Europe is often cast as lurching from one near-death experience to the next—from the eurozone crisis and Brexit to a pandemic and war on its borders. And yet,...
Popular debates about AI and democracy rest on misconceptions about both democracy and AI. Theodore Lechterman, an ascendant thinker in the philosophy and governance of AI, dismantles these misconceptions and shows how to rethink democracy for an algorithmic age. Recoding Democracy reveals that democratizing AI is not...
Read the book here! It is often assumed that architects and urban planners are responsible for shaping our cities. Especially since the onset of global capitalism, however,much urban expansion worldwide has been driven by developers and builders in the pursuit of profit. Despite the considerable...
¿Y si las mejores lecciones sobre el futuro del trabajo no estuvieran en los manuales de management, sino en las series que millones de personas ven cada día? Las series más influyentes de nuestro tiempo —Mad Men, Succession, The Office, Industry, Separación, El Oso, Borgen, The...
Includes a Foreword written by Peter Tomka, Judge and former President of the International Court of Justice. This book is the first systematic study of the objections to jurisdiction and admissibility in investment arbitration by the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). The authors...
This volume centers on the Red Book, a little-known 1967 research document that served as the conceptual foundation for Festival Plaza, the central space of Expo ’70 in Osaka. Produced by an extraordinary coalition of architects, artists, engineers, computer scientists, musicians, and writers, the Red Book proposed a...
HOY, MÁS QUE NUNCA, ES TIEMPO DE VOLVER A IMAGINAR Vivimos rodeados de discursos sobre el futuro y, sin embargo, cada vez nos resulta más difícil visualizarlo de forma positiva. Del tiempo circular al progreso, de la utopía a la distopía, de la profecía a la...
Los seres humanos estamos programados para ganar, y nadie nos ha enseñado cómo manejar las pérdidas de la vida. Sin embargo, a lo largo denuestra vida vamos a perder en todos los ámbitos y en muchas ocasiones, lo cual nos va a generar un enorme...
Tras el impacto de Lo que aprendí del dolor, el autor regresa con Lo que aprendí del fracaso. Una obra honesta y directa que no parte de teorías motivacionales ni de fórmulas prefabricadas, sino de la experiencia vivida. Aquí no hay épica impostada ni lecciones...
Lilly Reich in Barcelona: The Materialization of a Neglected Authorship studies the work that Lilly Reich (1885–1947) developed in Berlin, Frankfurt, and Stuttgart before partnering with Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886–1969), as well as the work they later produced together in creative tandem: from the...
While technological innovation has long reshaped artistic and cultural practices, the rise of generative AI (Gen AI) represents an unprecedenteddisruption due to its scale, speed, and capacity to produce outputs that can rival and surpass human creativity. This edited book examines how AI istransforming creativity,...
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