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The Future of AI is Open [Advertiser content from IBM]
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This video explores the parallels between Gutenberg's printing press and modern AI, offering advanced English learners rich vocabulary in technology, innovation, and business strategy. You'll encounter terms like 'open source,' 'generative AI,' 'transparency,' and 'ethical data sourcing' while learning how to discuss technological revolutions and their societal impact. Great practice for understanding corporate and tech discourse in English.
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Download(bright music) - [Narrator] Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press around 1440, but his innovation wasn't creating new technology.
His new machine combined existing print block technology from East Asia and mechanical devices first developed by the Romans for making wine and olive oil.
Moreover, his innovation launched just as literacy rates were on the rise.
Those events ignited an unparalleled age of scientific discovery, empowering people to share ideas and information farther and faster.
Textbooks, newspapers, and even the internet have their roots in Gutenberg's printing press, but even he couldn't have imagined the legacy his inventions would leave, for better or worse.
Today, businesses are primed for advancements in AI to improve how we work, live, learn, and connect, so what can society learn from the genesis of Gutenberg's press as AI makes its mark on the future?
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To move a door, window, or lid so that an opening is no longer covered. It can also mean to start a business service or to begin an event.
Music consists of sounds that are arranged in a way that is pleasant or exciting to listen to. It is an uncountable noun used to describe songs, melodies, or instrumental pieces performed by voices or instruments.
Society refers to a large group of people living together in an organized way, sharing the same laws and traditions. It can also mean a specific organization or club formed for a particular interest or activity.
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