Stanford Seminar - Computers, Programming, Addiction, False News, Alternative Facts

Explore the profound impact of the Internet on modern society in this Stanford University seminar. Delve into the powerful and seductive nature of today's digital landscape, examining both its positive effects and unforeseen negative consequences. Investigate how the archiving and indexing of global information has transformed our thought processes, while considering the limitations of this approach. Analyze the effects of low-cost communication and publication, the addictive nature of interactive environments, and the unique characteristics of online social interactions. Engage in an interactive discussion about the changing perception of truth in the digital age. Learn from Dennis Allison, a Stanford University lecturer and experienced computer professional, as he identifies and explores these critical issues shaping our digital world.

Intro
Watching grandchildren
Internet addiction
Games
Addiction
Search Engines
Addictive stimuli
Upcoming events
The invasion of the web
Holographic Glasses
Childrens Studies
Robotics
Low level human factors
Cognitive psychologists
Google
American Standards
Behavioristic Problem
False News
The Venture