I fed in my sketch notes to GPT to ask it for a title for my talk, and it came up with a really interesting set of options, I'm actually genuinely impressed by these potential titles. I'm not normally into posting pure AI generated content, but these titles do a good job of capturing some of the aspects of my notes. Now I just have to finish writing the talk.
The website for the event is at https://www.kriyadocs.com/publisherspeak
The website for the event is at https://www.kriyadocs.com/publisherspeak
Agency, Future, and Knowledge Creation
The Shape of What’s to Come: How Today’s Decisions Define Tomorrow’s Knowledge
Publishing the Future: The Agency We Hold in Knowledge Creation
From Letters to Algorithms: What We Choose Now Shapes What We Know Next
The Next Generation of Knowing: Why Publishers Matter More Than Ever
Beyond Impact: Building the Future of Knowledge with Intent
Tending the Roots of Truth: How Infrastructure Becomes Epistemology
Not Just Access: Trust, Identity, and the Coming Knowledge Systems
Context is Our North Star: Rethinking Infrastructure for a Scalable Future
Truth at Scale: Can We Still Trust What We Know?
The Quiet Power of Infrastructure: How Publishers Can Shape What’s Real
Historical and Philosophical Anchoring
Twelve Generations In: Reclaiming the Irrational Engine of Science
The Knowledge Machine and the Climber’s Fall: What We Owe the Next Step
From Newton to Networks: What We’ve Been Building and What Comes Next
Spiky Spheres and Smooth Lies: Why Scientific Knowledge Must Stay Hard
The World Is All That Is the Case—And Publishers Help Define the Case
Challenge and Call to Action
What Are We Really Doing? Publishing as a System of Collective Foresight
The Hard Edge of the Universe Is a Gift: Why We Must Take It Seriously
What Matters Now: Coordination, Identity, and the Fragility of Knowing
Context Engines and the Future of Credibility
You Have Agency: The Future of Knowledge Needs You