Digital Calendars explores the evolution of time management from ancient methods to today's AI-driven, cloud-based scheduling applications. It examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping our understanding and use of time, highlighting the integration of machine learning for smart scheduling and automated reminders. The book uniquely combines a technical analysis of AI algorithms with a critical examination of their societal and ethical implications, revealing how technology impacts our lives and work.
The book progresses by first introducing the foundational concepts of digital timekeeping. It then discusses the core AI technologies driving calendar innovations and examines real-world applications, analyzing the benefits and drawbacks of AI-powered calendars. Readers will gain insights into optimizing their productivity and navigating the complexities of modern work, while also considering the potential for algorithmic bias and the importance of data privacy.
