a new world New Old Media 2050 Issue 8 By 2050, 99% of media work can be done by artificial intelligence. But who will decide what millions of people will see? And who will be responsible for what appears on the screen? In the new issue of "New World", together with Alexey Gorslavsky, Gabriel Gordeev and Georgy Lubushkin, we looked 25 years into the future and discussed how news, cinema and television will change, why original art will retain its value and what will happen if algorithms start making decisions for people. Already today, personalized recommendations are shaping our worldview. In the future, everyone may find themselves in their own information reality, where the content is adapted to their desires and views. But won't this lead to us forgetting how to choose, think and communicate with each other alone? And what will help a person to maintain himself in the world? About this in the new issue of "New World". Enjoy watching!

a new world New Old Media 2050 Issue 8 By 2050, 99% of media work can be done by artificial intelligence. But who will decide what millions of people will see? And who will be responsible for what appears on the screen? In the new issue of "New World", together with Alexey Gorslavsky, Gabriel Gordeev and Georgy Lubushkin, we looked 25 years into the future and discussed how news, cinema and television will change, why original art will retain its value and what will happen if algorithms start making decisions for people. Already today, personalized recommendations are shaping our worldview. In the future, everyone may find themselves in their own information reality, where the content is adapted to their desires and views. But won't this lead to us forgetting how to choose, think and communicate with each other alone? And what will help a person to maintain himself in the world? About this in the new issue of "New World". Enjoy watching!