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The Algorithmic Self: How Digital Personas Rewire Human Identity
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- ISBN8230254034
- EAN9798230254034
- Date de parution02/02/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
In "The Algorithmic Self: How Digital Personas Rewire Human Identity, " readers are invited to explore the profound ways in which technology is reshaping what it means to be human. From social media feeds and AI-generated avatars to neural implants and digital legacies, this groundbreaking book delves into the intricate interplay between our real-world selves and the algorithmically constructed personas we create online.
Through nine meticulously crafted chapters, the book examines how algorithms influence everything from our sense of identity and belonging to our memories, decisions, and even our afterlives. It introduces concepts like the "data doppelgänger, " the "algorithmic uncanny valley, " and the "post-human self, " offering both psychological insights and practical strategies for navigating this new reality.
Along the way, readers will encounter fascinating case studies, relatable examples, and actionable advice on reclaiming agency over their digital lives. Part cautionary tale, part empowering guide, "The Algorithmic Self" challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths about our relationship with technology while inspiring hope for a future where humanity remains at the center of innovation. Whether you're curious about the ethics of digital immortality, concerned about the impact of echo chambers, or simply seeking balance in an increasingly connected world, this book provides the tools and perspective needed to thrive in the age of algorithms.
Engaging, thought-provoking, and deeply relevant, "The Algorithmic Self" is essential reading for anyone who has ever wondered: In a world where algorithms shape who we are, how can we stay true to ourselves?
Through nine meticulously crafted chapters, the book examines how algorithms influence everything from our sense of identity and belonging to our memories, decisions, and even our afterlives. It introduces concepts like the "data doppelgänger, " the "algorithmic uncanny valley, " and the "post-human self, " offering both psychological insights and practical strategies for navigating this new reality.
Along the way, readers will encounter fascinating case studies, relatable examples, and actionable advice on reclaiming agency over their digital lives. Part cautionary tale, part empowering guide, "The Algorithmic Self" challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths about our relationship with technology while inspiring hope for a future where humanity remains at the center of innovation. Whether you're curious about the ethics of digital immortality, concerned about the impact of echo chambers, or simply seeking balance in an increasingly connected world, this book provides the tools and perspective needed to thrive in the age of algorithms.
Engaging, thought-provoking, and deeply relevant, "The Algorithmic Self" is essential reading for anyone who has ever wondered: In a world where algorithms shape who we are, how can we stay true to ourselves?
In "The Algorithmic Self: How Digital Personas Rewire Human Identity, " readers are invited to explore the profound ways in which technology is reshaping what it means to be human. From social media feeds and AI-generated avatars to neural implants and digital legacies, this groundbreaking book delves into the intricate interplay between our real-world selves and the algorithmically constructed personas we create online.
Through nine meticulously crafted chapters, the book examines how algorithms influence everything from our sense of identity and belonging to our memories, decisions, and even our afterlives. It introduces concepts like the "data doppelgänger, " the "algorithmic uncanny valley, " and the "post-human self, " offering both psychological insights and practical strategies for navigating this new reality.
Along the way, readers will encounter fascinating case studies, relatable examples, and actionable advice on reclaiming agency over their digital lives. Part cautionary tale, part empowering guide, "The Algorithmic Self" challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths about our relationship with technology while inspiring hope for a future where humanity remains at the center of innovation. Whether you're curious about the ethics of digital immortality, concerned about the impact of echo chambers, or simply seeking balance in an increasingly connected world, this book provides the tools and perspective needed to thrive in the age of algorithms.
Engaging, thought-provoking, and deeply relevant, "The Algorithmic Self" is essential reading for anyone who has ever wondered: In a world where algorithms shape who we are, how can we stay true to ourselves?
Through nine meticulously crafted chapters, the book examines how algorithms influence everything from our sense of identity and belonging to our memories, decisions, and even our afterlives. It introduces concepts like the "data doppelgänger, " the "algorithmic uncanny valley, " and the "post-human self, " offering both psychological insights and practical strategies for navigating this new reality.
Along the way, readers will encounter fascinating case studies, relatable examples, and actionable advice on reclaiming agency over their digital lives. Part cautionary tale, part empowering guide, "The Algorithmic Self" challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths about our relationship with technology while inspiring hope for a future where humanity remains at the center of innovation. Whether you're curious about the ethics of digital immortality, concerned about the impact of echo chambers, or simply seeking balance in an increasingly connected world, this book provides the tools and perspective needed to thrive in the age of algorithms.
Engaging, thought-provoking, and deeply relevant, "The Algorithmic Self" is essential reading for anyone who has ever wondered: In a world where algorithms shape who we are, how can we stay true to ourselves?
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