The Unintended Consequences of Technology: Solutions, Breakthroughs, and the Restart We Need
暫譯: 科技的意外後果：我們需要的解決方案、突破與重啟

"This book should be required reading for everyone who uses technology and is concerned about its impact. This is a fascinating, timely, and urgent manual for all of us to understand how to have technology serve us, rather than overwhelm us. This book is clear, concise and straightforward....It will change the way you think about technology."
--Lynne Twist, global activist, speaker, and the author of The Soul of Money

Saving the world from technology run amok

Humanity is experiencing a technological revolution the likes of which we've never seen. And it shows no sign of slowing down. Some of the effects of this sea of change are positive. We live longer and our systems are faster and more efficient. We are generally healthier and safer as well. Still, some of the unintended consequences of our new technological capabilities are less positive. Every day we encounter a new danger to our privacy, our freedom, and in some cases, our humanity.

As our algorithmic lifestyles and revolutionary new digital tools impact more of our lives, many are beginning to realize that the panacea to the deeply rooted problems created by tech may not be the creation of even newer technologies. Instead, we must once again embrace what makes us truly human and demand that our technology does the same.

In The Unintended Consequences of Technology, renowned tech entrepreneur Chris Ategeka delivers a stirring call to action for anyone who has become concerned by the increasingly intrusive, dehumanizing, and troubling effects of the technological revolution on individuals and humanity as a whole. Tackling technologies as varied as data science, artificial intelligence, blockchain, genomics, and 5G, the author insightfully examines how our relentless pursuit of financial maximization is leading us into innovating ourselves toward extinction. He also explains how we can go about halting the erosion of our collective humanity and create positive change in our own lives and the lives of others. Ideal for technologists, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the intersection between people and technology, this is a must-read book that will open your eyes to the wonders, and blunders, of the age we live in and the age to come.