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Paperback. Condición: New. Philosopher Noam Chomsky is famously quoted as saying that technology is neither good nor bad, but simply a neutral tool. He likens it to a hammer, which can be used by carpenters and torturers alike. While the neutrality of tech is an idea that appeals to many technologists, this perspective is out of alignment with today's realities of pervasive ad-tech, surveillance capitalism, algorithmic manipulation, and rising techno-fascism. We Just Build Hammers applies a lens of speculative and science fiction to connect you with a historical lineage of thinkers and activists in the responsible tech movement. Its narrative spans a century of major technological upheavals: from the advent of the atomic age to the formative years of computing; from the hacker visionaries of the turn of the century to the tech justice revolutionaries of today.This book challenges technologists to consider for themselves whether they're really just "building hammers"- technologies whose potential for good balances their potential for harm- or if they are unwittingly contributing to systems that exacerbate inequality, inequity, and injustice.What You Will LearnA historic grounding and a science fiction perspective to help untangle the difficult and fraught topic of tech ethicsWays to bring ethical considerations into the development of new technologiesHow to navigate the increasing complexity of the techno-social world we live and work in Who This Book is ForDesigned to appeal broadly, not just to engineers and technologists, but to anyone interested in the history and future of ethics and technology.…

Paperback. Condición: New. Philosopher Noam Chomsky is famously quoted as saying that technology is neither good nor bad, but simply a neutral tool. He likens it to a hammer, which can be used by carpenters and torturers alike. While the neutrality of tech is an idea that appeals to many technologists, this perspective is out of alignment with today's realities of pervasive ad-tech, surveillance capitalism, algorithmic manipulation, and rising techno-fascism. We Just Build Hammers applies a lens of speculative and science fiction to connect you with a historical lineage of thinkers and activists in the responsible tech movement. Its narrative spans a century of major technological upheavals: from the advent of the atomic age to the formative years of computing; from the hacker visionaries of the turn of the century to the tech justice revolutionaries of today.This book challenges technologists to consider for themselves whether they're really just "building hammers"- technologies whose potential for good balances their potential for harm- or if they are unwittingly contributing to systems that exacerbate inequality, inequity, and injustice.What You Will LearnA historic grounding and a science fiction perspective to help untangle the difficult and fraught topic of tech ethicsWays to bring ethical considerations into the development of new technologiesHow to navigate the increasing complexity of the techno-social world we live and work in Who This Book is ForDesigned to appeal broadly, not just to engineers and technologists, but to anyone interested in the history and future of ethics and technology.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Philosopher Noam Chomsky is famously quoted as saying that technology is neither good nor bad, but simply a neutral tool. He likens it to a hammer, which can be used by carpenters and torturers alike. While the neutrality of tech is an idea that appeals to many technologists, this perspective is out of alignment with today's realities of pervasive ad-tech, surveillance capitalism, algorithmic manipulation, and rising techno-fascism. We Just Build Hammers applies a lens of speculative and science fiction to connect you with a historical lineage of thinkers and activists in the responsible tech movement. Its narrative spans a century of major technological upheavals: from the advent of the atomic age to the formative years of computing; from the hacker visionaries of the turn of the century to the tech justice revolutionaries of today.This book challenges technologists to consider for themselves whether they're really just "building hammers"- technologies whose potential for good balances their potential for harm- or if they are unwittingly contributing to systems that exacerbate inequality, inequity, and injustice.What You Will LearnA historic grounding and a science fiction perspective to help untangle the difficult and fraught topic of tech ethicsWays to bring ethical considerations into the development of new technologiesHow to navigate the increasing complexity of the techno-social world we live and work in Who This Book is ForDesigned to appeal broadly, not just to engineers and technologists, but to anyone interested in the history and future of ethics and technology.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. We Just Build Hammers | Stories from the Past, Present, and Future of Responsible Tech | Coraline Ada Ehmke | Taschenbuch | xvii | Englisch | 2025 | Apress | EAN 9798868812484 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: APress in Springer Science + Business Media, Heidelberger Platz 3, 14197 Berlin, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…

Paperback. Condición: New. Philosopher Noam Chomsky is famously quoted as saying that technology is neither good nor bad, but simply a neutral tool. He likens it to a hammer, which can be used by carpenters and torturers alike. While the neutrality of tech is an idea that appeals to many technologists, this perspective is out of alignment with today's realities of pervasive ad-tech, surveillance capitalism, algorithmic manipulation, and rising techno-fascism. We Just Build Hammers applies a lens of speculative and science fiction to connect you with a historical lineage of thinkers and activists in the responsible tech movement. Its narrative spans a century of major technological upheavals: from the advent of the atomic age to the formative years of computing; from the hacker visionaries of the turn of the century to the tech justice revolutionaries of today.This book challenges technologists to consider for themselves whether they're really just "building hammers"- technologies whose potential for good balances their potential for harm- or if they are unwittingly contributing to systems that exacerbate inequality, inequity, and injustice.What You Will LearnA historic grounding and a science fiction perspective to help untangle the difficult and fraught topic of tech ethicsWays to bring ethical considerations into the development of new technologiesHow to navigate the increasing complexity of the techno-social world we live and work in Who This Book is ForDesigned to appeal broadly, not just to engineers and technologists, but to anyone interested in the history and future of ethics and technology.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Philosopher Noam Chomsky is famously quoted as saying that technology is neither good nor bad, but simply a neutral tool. He likens it to a hammer, which can be used by carpenters and torturers alike. While the neutrality of tech is an idea that appeals to many technologists, this perspective is out of alignment with today's realities of pervasive ad-tech, surveillance capitalism, algorithmic manipulation, and rising techno-fascism.We Just Build Hammers applies a lens of speculative and science fiction to connect you with a historical lineage of thinkers and activists in the responsible tech movement. Its narrative spans a century of major technological upheavals: from the advent of the atomic age to the formative years of computing; from the hacker visionaries of the turn of the century to the tech justice revolutionaries of today.This book challenges technologists to consider for themselves whether they're really just 'building hammers' technologies whose potential for good balances their potential for harm or if they are unwittingly contributing to systems that exacerbate inequality, inequity, and injustice.What You Will LearnA historic grounding and a science fiction perspective to help untangle the difficult and fraught topic of tech ethicsWays to bring ethical considerations into the development of new technologiesHow to navigate the increasing complexity of the techno-social world we live and work inWho This Book is ForDesigned to appeal broadly, not just to engineers and technologists, but to anyone interested in the history and future of ethics and technology.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Philosopher Noam Chomsky is famously quoted as saying that technology is neither good nor bad, but simply a neutral tool. He likens it to a hammer, which can be used by carpenters and torturers alike. While the neutrality of tech is an idea that appeals to many technologists, this perspective is out of alignment with today's realities of pervasive ad-tech, surveillance capitalism, algorithmic manipulation, and rising techno-fascism.Springer-Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 280 pp. Englisch.…