Description
In The Secret Life of Data, Aram Sinraich and Jesse Gilbert explore the unpredictable and surprising ways in which data surveillance, artificial intelligence, and the ever-present presence of algorithms are impacting today’s culture and society. The authors argue that data, in whatever form and for whatever purpose it is used, has a hidden life that has profound implications for our personal relationships, our professional lives, and our political systems.
Unlike most works in this field, which focus on short-term impacts, the authors focus on the long-term consequences of humanity’s rush to digitize and analyze every detail of life. They interview dozens of experts and ultimately propose gradual, structural solutions for a data-driven society, such as new laws, new ethics, and revised production models.
Book Features
- An in-depth and comprehensive examination of the hidden impacts of digital surveillance and artificial intelligence on various aspects of society
- Focused on the long-term implications of the ongoing storage and analysis of human data
- Includes dozens of exclusive interviews with leading experts to analyze various social and ethical scenarios
- Providing slow and structural solutions (Slow Fixes) such as new laws and new production models
- Realistic writing without getting caught up in absolute despair or the usual tech hype
Book specifications
- Publisher: MIT Press
- Instructor/Author: Aram Sinnreich
- Number of pages: 306
- Number of chapters: 8
- Format: pdf
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