ISBN: 9798266893238 - the invisible chains: how your digital identity fuels algorithmic extremism (9 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Are you in control of your digital life, or is it in control of you? In an era defined by unprecedented technological advancement, our digital lives have become inextricably woven into the fabric of our existence. From the mundane act of searching for information to the profound ways we connect with others, invisible algorithms and data now serve as the architects of our experiences. But what happens when these architects prioritize profit over people? Every click, query, and shared moment contributes to a vast, intricate digital footprint-a sophisticated portrait of our behaviors, beliefs, and even our deepest vulnerabilities. This personal information has become the engine of a massive economy driven by attention and prediction. The algorithms that curate our online world, designed to maximize engagement, inadvertently trap us in echo chambers, amplify extremist narratives, and exploit our psychological weaknesses for influence. In The Invisible Chains, author David K. Lewis embarks on an essential exploration into the heart of this digital revolution, meticulously dissecting the mechanisms that transform our personal data into ideological pipelines. This book demystifies the opaque world of: The Digital Footprint: Understand how every online interaction is recorded, aggregated, and analyzed to create detailed user profiles.Algorithmic Amplification: Discover how recommendation engines create echo chambers that reinforce existing beliefs and shield you from dissenting perspectives.Psychological Targeting: Learn how your data is used to identify and exploit your deepest insecurities, anxieties, and dissatisfactions.The Rise of Extremism: Trace the pathways from casual online engagement to deep immersion in radical narratives and communities.Societal Fragmentation: Confront the ways in which these digital dynamics erode trust, undermine democratic discourse, and threaten social cohesion.But this book is not merely a diagnosis of the problem; it is a powerful call to action and a guide to empowerment. The Invisible Chains provides readers with the knowledge and tools for digital self-defense, exploring the burgeoning efforts to establish data privacy as a human right, championing the cause of algorithmic transparency, and envisioning a future where ethical technology design can help rebuild trust and foster a more resilient digital ecosystem for all.This is a vital compass for the modern digital citizen, a testament to the power of an informed public to reclaim control and steer our technological future toward a more humane and equitable path. 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. Are you in control of your digital life, or is it in control of you? In an era defined by unprecedented technological advancement, our digital lives have become inextricably woven into the fabric of our existence. From the mundane act of searching for information to the profound ways we connect with others, invisible algorithms and data now serve as the architects of our experiences. But what happens when these architects prioritize profit over people? Every click, query, and shared moment contributes to a vast, intricate digital footprint-a sophisticated portrait of our behaviors, beliefs, and even our deepest vulnerabilities. This personal information has become the engine of a massive economy driven by attention and prediction. The algorithms that curate our online world, designed to maximize engagement, inadvertently trap us in echo chambers, amplify extremist narratives, and exploit our psychological weaknesses for influence. In The Invisible Chains, author David K. Lewis embarks on an essential exploration into the heart of this digital revolution, meticulously dissecting the mechanisms that transform our personal data into ideological pipelines. This book demystifies the opaque world of: The Digital Footprint: Understand how every online interaction is recorded, aggregated, and analyzed to create detailed user profiles.Algorithmic Amplification: Discover how recommendation engines create echo chambers that reinforce existing beliefs and shield you from dissenting perspectives.Psychological Targeting: Learn how your data is used to identify and exploit your deepest insecurities, anxieties, and dissatisfactions.The Rise of Extremism: Trace the pathways from casual online engagement to deep immersion in radical narratives and communities.Societal Fragmentation: Confront the ways in which these digital dynamics erode trust, undermine democratic discourse, and threaten social cohesion.But this book is not merely a diagnosis of the problem; it is a powerful call to action and a guide to empowerment. The Invisible Chains provides readers with the knowledge and tools for digital self-defense, exploring the burgeoning efforts to establish data privacy as a human right, championing the cause of algorithmic transparency, and envisioning a future where ethical technology design can help rebuild trust and foster a more resilient digital ecosystem for all.This is a vital compass for the modern digital citizen, a testament to the power of an informed public to reclaim control and steer our technological future toward a more humane and equitable path. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…