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Second Order #1 Episode One: “When Technology Has to Be Trusted”
This is a series about innovative technologies once they leave the conceptual phase and have entered the practical phase in the real world, where decisions are irreversible, responsibility is human, and the impact goes far beyond the model itself.
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