The average person touches their phone 2,617 times a day. We are a generation with our heads bowed to a 5-inch piece of glass. But what if the smartphone is just the "awkward teenager" phase of computing?

In this episode of The Horizon Shift, host Abhishek Roy explores a future where technology becomes as invisible as the air we breathe. From the physical toll of "Text Neck" to the sci-fi reality of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI), we’re moving beyond the rectangle.

In this episode, we dive into:

• The Attention Tax: Why our current devices are cognitively "expensive."

• Ambient Intelligence: A world where the walls and furniture have a "mind" of their own.

• The Final Frontier: Will Neuralink and BCIs end the need for screens forever?

• Cognitive Liberty: How to protect your thoughts in an always-on world.

Stop looking down. The future is wider than five inches.

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Can math be prejudiced? Host Abhishek Roy explores why trading human intuition for machine "efficiency" often has a hidden shadow. This episode journeys through the ethical dilemmas of the COMPAS algorithm, the "Quality-Adjusted Life Year" (QALY) metric in healthcare, and the cultural nuances of MIT’s Moral Machine experiment.

Abhishek proposes a four-phase systemic plan to re-engineer AI—from pre-training audits to the "Human Circuit Breaker". If you value fairness over a fast answer, this episode is for you.

Key Mentions:

• Safiya Noble: Algorithms of Oppression.

• Philosophy: Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, and Immanuel Kant.

• Frameworks: EU AI Act & White House Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights.

Next Time: We explore the "Death of the Smartphone" and the evolution of the internet you live inside of.

Subscribe & Share: If this journey sparked your curiosity, share it with a friend who cares about the future of fair tech.

Can math be prejudiced? Host Abhishek Roy explores why trading human intuition for machine "efficiency" often has a hidden shadow. This episode journeys through the ethical dilemmas of the COMPAS algorithm, the "Quality-Adjusted Life Year" (QALY) metric in healthcare, and the cultural nuances of MIT’s Moral Machine experiment.

Abhishek proposes a four-phase systemic plan to re-engineer AI—from pre-training audits to the "Human Circuit Breaker". If you value fairness over a fast answer, this episode is for you.

Key Mentions:

• Safiya Noble: Algorithms of Oppression.

• Philosophy: Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, and Immanuel Kant.

• Frameworks: EU AI Act & White House Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights.

Next Time: We explore the "Death of the Smartphone" and the evolution of the internet you live inside of.

Subscribe & Share: If this journey sparked your curiosity, share it with a friend who cares about the future of fair tech.