The book examines computing history, tracing the evolution from early concepts to the microprocessor revolution, providing context for current innovations. It emphasizes that technological advancements are not neutral but shaped by human values and societal contexts.
The book unfolds in three sections, beginning with clarifying technical jargon and debunking myths, then developing key themes with real-world examples, and finally, looking ahead to discuss the possible outcomes of emerging technologies. This interdisciplinary exploration weaves together insights from computer science, engineering, ethics, and economics to offer a nuanced understanding of technology's effect on the world. It empowers readers to engage critically with technology, examining unintended consequences, ethical dilemmas, and societal trade-offs alongside celebrating innovation, to provide a holistic view of technology's effect on the world.
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