ISBN: 9798195896669 - the algorithmic gaze: power, paradox, and the collapse of shared reality (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In The Algorithmic Gaze: Power, Paradox, and the Collapse of Shared Reality, K. H. McKenna delivers a sweeping and deeply unsettling examination of how modern societies surrendered unprecedented power to systems built not by governments, but by the digital economy itself. Blending cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, information warfare, artificial intelligence, and emerging quantum threats, McKenna argues that privacy erosion, algorithmic manipulation, cyber conflict, and democratic instability are not isolated crises; they are interconnected expressions of a single technological architecture: the Algorithmic Gaze. Through a compelling fusion of strategic analysis and human-centered narrative, the book follows ordinary citizens, security professionals, and intelligence analysts as they navigate a world where every click, search, purchase, and interaction becomes part of a living system of prediction and influence. From psychographic targeting and covert influence campaigns to AI-driven cyber warfare and the looming threat of quantum-enabled cryptographic collapse, McKenna exposes how the infrastructure of convenience has quietly evolved into a battlefield over perception, autonomy, and truth itself. Drawing on the traditions of Foucault, surveillance capitalism, intelligence tradecraft, and contemporary geopolitical competition, The Algorithmic Gaze explores the rise of machine-speed governance and the growing struggle between democratic resilience and digitally enabled authoritarianism. Yet this is not merely a warning. It is also a call to action, offering a framework for preserving human dignity, civic trust, and freedom in an era increasingly shaped by algorithms that classify, predict, and manipulate at planetary scale. Provocative, accessible, and urgently relevant, The Algorithmic Gaze is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the hidden systems shaping the future of democracy, technology, and human agency in the twenty-first century.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In The Algorithmic Gaze: Power, Paradox, and the Collapse of Shared Reality, K. H. McKenna delivers a sweeping and deeply unsettling examination of how modern societies surrendered unprecedented power to systems built not by governments, but by the digital economy itself. Blending cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, information warfare, artificial intelligence, and emerging quantum threats, McKenna argues that privacy erosion, algorithmic manipulation, cyber conflict, and democratic instability are not isolated crises; they are interconnected expressions of a single technological architecture: the Algorithmic Gaze. Through a compelling fusion of strategic analysis and human-centered narrative, the book follows ordinary citizens, security professionals, and intelligence analysts as they navigate a world where every click, search, purchase, and interaction becomes part of a living system of prediction and influence. From psychographic targeting and covert influence campaigns to AI-driven cyber warfare and the looming threat of quantum-enabled cryptographic collapse, McKenna exposes how the infrastructure of convenience has quietly evolved into a battlefield over perception, autonomy, and truth itself. Drawing on the traditions of Foucault, surveillance capitalism, intelligence tradecraft, and contemporary geopolitical competition, The Algorithmic Gaze explores the rise of machine-speed governance and the growing struggle between democratic resilience and digitally enabled authoritarianism. Yet this is not merely a warning. It is also a call to action, offering a framework for preserving human dignity, civic trust, and freedom in an era increasingly shaped by algorithms that classify, predict, and manipulate at planetary scale. Provocative, accessible, and urgently relevant, The Algorithmic Gaze is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the hidden systems shaping the future of democracy, technology, and human agency in the twenty-first century. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In The Algorithmic Gaze: Power, Paradox, and the Collapse of Shared Reality, K. H. McKenna delivers a sweeping and deeply unsettling examination of how modern societies surrendered unprecedented power to systems built not by governments, but by the digital economy itself. Blending cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, information warfare, artificial intelligence, and emerging quantum threats, McKenna argues that privacy erosion, algorithmic manipulation, cyber conflict, and democratic instability are not isolated crises; they are interconnected expressions of a single technological architecture: the Algorithmic Gaze. Through a compelling fusion of strategic analysis and human-centered narrative, the book follows ordinary citizens, security professionals, and intelligence analysts as they navigate a world where every click, search, purchase, and interaction becomes part of a living system of prediction and influence. From psychographic targeting and covert influence campaigns to AI-driven cyber warfare and the looming threat of quantum-enabled cryptographic collapse, McKenna exposes how the infrastructure of convenience has quietly evolved into a battlefield over perception, autonomy, and truth itself. Drawing on the traditions of Foucault, surveillance capitalism, intelligence tradecraft, and contemporary geopolitical competition, The Algorithmic Gaze explores the rise of machine-speed governance and the growing struggle between democratic resilience and digitally enabled authoritarianism. Yet this is not merely a warning. It is also a call to action, offering a framework for preserving human dignity, civic trust, and freedom in an era increasingly shaped by algorithms that classify, predict, and manipulate at planetary scale. Provocative, accessible, and urgently relevant, The Algorithmic Gaze is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the hidden systems shaping the future of democracy, technology, and human agency in the twenty-first century. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…