Summary:
The book explores the pervasive role of algorithms in modern society, examining how they influence various aspects of our lives, from online searches to predictive policing, while also delving into the potential issues and ethical dilemmas that arise from their widespread use. It presents a narrative that balances the benefits of algorithmic efficiency and personalization with cautionary tales about privacy, decision-making, and the loss of human autonomy.
Key points:
1. Algorithms in Daily Life: Dormehl shows how algorithms influence our choices and actions, often without us realizing it.
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