The Death of Knowledge?
AI, Human Knowing, and the Future of Expertise
In an age where AI can out-write, out-calculate, and out-guess us, what happens to human knowledge?
This short book, or long-form essay, traces the philosophical, economic, educational, and political forces reshaping what we know, and offers practical recommendations for navigating a future where thinking itself is contested.
Inside, you’ll discover:
- How philosophy, economics, education, and technology together shape the future of knowledge in the age of AI.
- How AI is changing what we know, remember, and trust.
- What history can (and can’t) teach us about this shift.
- Where the limits of AI’s capabilities lie, and why separating hype from reality matters.
- How AI is affecting human thinking, from subtle cognitive offloading to the reinvention of expertise.
- Who is likely to control knowledge in the coming decades.
- Reasons for optimism and the unique role for humanity.
- Practical, actionable recommendations for policymakers, educators, business leaders, and informed citizens.
Includes cartoons and jokes, despite the pleas of some early reviewers.
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