Dan Walker
Digital Ethicist | Navigating the Social Impact of Technology
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Dan Walker is a leading voice on the ethical implications of emerging technologies. As a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, he explores how artificial intelligence, social media, and data science are transforming society.
Walker's influential TED talks and Harvard Business Review articles have shaped global conversations on tech governance, algorithmic bias, and the future of work. His keynotes provide executives and policymakers with frameworks for maximizing technology's benefits while mitigating its risks to human wellbeing.
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Can we "print" smart objects?
According to technologist Dan Walker, the future is going to be printed. Well, not exactly, but many things that we today patch together or assemble, will actually come to us as complex printed objects. By loading the standard printers we use today with special inks that conduct electricity, we can print electronic circuits onto the objects, making it even easier to connect them to the Internet of Things.
| Event | Year | Location |
|---|---|---|
| TED | 2017 | 🇨🇦Vancouver, Canada |
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