Churchill Club
CHM Strategy to 2030 for a Human-Centered Digital World
Pages
14
Time to read
12 mins
Publication
Language
English
Pages
14
Time to read
12 mins
Publication
Language
English
This document is a strategic guide outlining the vision and mission of the Computer History Museum (CHM) as it aims to navigate the complexities of the digital age by 2030. It emphasizes the importance of open discussions about technology's impact on humanity, particularly in the context of artificial intelligence and its dual potential for both innovation and misinformation. The guide details CHM's core beliefs, which include the significance of historical context in understanding present technological challenges, the ethical application of technology, and the necessity of technological progress serving human advancement. CHM's strategic pillars focus on preservation, education, and conversation, aiming to create informed digital citizens who can make choices for a better future. The document also highlights CHM's commitment to expanding its reach and impact, ensuring accessibility to its resources, and fostering community engagement through dialogue and learning opportunities. Overall, it presents a roadmap for CHM's role in shaping a just and inclusive digital world.