Being Human in the World of “Paraknowing”
AI doesn’t know—it paraknows, and the more we trust it, the more we risk forgetting what knowing feels like.
AI doesn’t know—it paraknows, and the more we trust it, the more we risk forgetting what knowing feels like.
The new event, scheduled for Sept. 18-19 in Chicago, will focus on high-level insights for the C-suite. HIMSSCast will be simulcasting from the show with…
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