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Luca Nicola29 Jun 2018< 1 min read

The internet of things explained by a philosopher

 

We hear more and more about the Internet of Things. What is it?

Luciano Floridi, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information at Oxford University, explains it to us in this video: we started to record data, then making them communicate with each other, and today we are at the point where data has become their own autonomous agents. Consequences? A huge change: by 2020, direct communication between machines and machines will become predominant. And we will move from a web of things to a network of processes and relationships.
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Luca Nicola

Copywriter since 1988, he began his career in De Agostini, and then chose to continue as a freelancer. Graduated in Philosophy, he is currently also a professor of Web Marketing at the Federlegno Training Center. As a communication consultant, he has been working for many clients for many years, including some large international groups. In 2012 he opened the personal blog “Mela N” where he deals with topics related to Writing, Communication, Content Marketing and Storytelling.

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