Why connect early calculating machines, semiconductors, the internet, and generative AI in one book? Because each technology changed not only what machines could do, but what societies expected people to do.
Machine and the Future of Humanity follows that connection across technological eras. Its central concern is the relationship between increasing machine capability and human choice: how tools become infrastructure, how infrastructure shapes institutions, and how institutions influence everyday freedom.
Readers interested in AI, computing history, automation, labor, or the future of civilization can approach the book as a map rather than a prediction. It offers context for asking better questions about current systems and the values embedded in them.
Disclosure: this introduction is posted by a party connected with SETA KDP, the publisher.
English edition: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HFMJZYBJ
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