Berggruen Institute in the News TIME The Concept of the 'Uncanny Valley' Dates to 1970. The Phenomenon Is Thousands of Years Older Nov 13, 2018 Adrienne Mayor
Berggruen Institute in the News The American Interest Three Moral Economies of Data A new way for thinking about how governments and societies choose to address the political, economic, and social implications of data and data-driven artificial intelligence Nov 7, 2018 Nils Gilman
Berggruen Institute in the News History of the Human Sciences Part 1: Tobias Rees, Director of the ‘Transformations of the Human Program’ at the Berggruen Institute Discusses His New Book After Ethos With Vanessa Rampton, Branco Weiss Fellow at the Chair of Practical Philosophy, ETH Zurich Nov 2, 2018 Tobias Rees
Berggruen Institute in the News The New York Times Martha Nussbaum Wins $1 Million Berggruen Prize Oct 30, 2018 Jennifer Schuessler
Berggruen Institute in the News Quartz A woman won a $1 million philosophy prize for the second year in a row Oct 30, 2018 Olivia Goldhill
Berggruen Institute in the News AP News US scholar awarded $1 million Bergguen Prize for philosophy Oct 30, 2018
Berggruen Institute in the News The New York Times Five Artificial Intelligence Insiders in Their Own Words Oct 19, 2018 Nils Gilman
Berggruen Institute in the News Project Syndicate An AI Wake-Up Call From Ancient Greece Berggruen Fellow Adrienne Mayor: How the Greeks predicted the modern technology trends Oct 9, 2018 Adrienne Mayor