Technology & Science
Future Crimes
Marc Goodman
An alarming yet fascinating exploration of the emerging threats in our hyper-connected world, revealing how criminals and terrorists are exploiting technology to undermine global security and what we can do to protect ourselves.
Google Leaks
Zach Vorhies
A former Google engineer exposes the inner workings of the tech giant, revealing alleged censorship and manipulation of information. This book delves into the author's experiences and the documents he leaked, raising questions about the power and influence of big tech companies on society and politics.
Hacking Darwin
Jamie Metzl
Explore the coming genetic revolution and its potential to reshape humanity. From eliminating diseases to enhancing capabilities, this book delves into the science, ethics, and societal implications of genetically engineering our future.
How Music Got Free
Stephen Witt
A deep dive into the untold story of the digital piracy revolution, focusing on the invention of the MP3, the rise of Napster, and the individuals who shaped the landscape of music distribution in the digital age. From German engineers to American music executives and the pirates themselves, this book explores the complex web of technology, business, and culture that transformed the music industry forever.
How to Create a Mind
Ray Kurzweil
Ray Kurzweil explores the secrets of the human mind, presenting his pattern recognition theory of mind (PRTM) and its implications for artificial intelligence. He argues that understanding the neocortex will allow us to vastly extend our own intelligence and create even more intelligent machines, offering a compelling vision of the future of AI and its potential to revolutionize our world.
Human + Machine
Paul R. Daugherty
Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming businesses and reshaping the relationship between humans and machines. Discover how leading companies are reimagining their processes, creating new roles, and achieving unprecedented productivity gains through human-machine collaboration. This book provides a roadmap for navigating the age of AI and unlocking the full potential of your workforce.
Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free
Cory Doctorow
A compelling exploration of copyright in the digital age, arguing that digital locks ultimately harm creators and investors by handing control to distributors. Doctorow offers insightful analysis and practical strategies for artists and entrepreneurs navigating the complexities of the internet and its regulations.
Losing the Signal
Jacquie McNish
A riveting account of the rise and fall of BlackBerry, detailing the innovative technology, the ambitious leaders, and the missteps that led to its decline. From its humble beginnings to its global dominance and eventual eclipse by competitors, this is a story of ambition, innovation, and the fast-paced world of technology.