DemoAIcracy: The Hidden Agenda Behind Artificial Intelligence (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798264463471)

DEMOCRACY IS BEING RECODED. IT IS TIME TO UNDERSTAND THE NEW LANGUAGE OF POWER.

DemoIAcracy is not another book celebrating the wonders of artificial intelligence. It is a bold and incisive analysis of its hidden agenda: AI as the most sophisticated instrument ever created for the reconfiguration of global power, the erosion of popular sovereignty, and the subtle subjugation of societies. This book stands at the intersection of sociology, politics, and technology.

This essay reveals how artificial intelligence and power are becoming intertwined in a new form of social control, where data replaces ballots and algorithms increasingly shape human decisions. In the age of digital democracy, mass manipulation has reached unprecedented levels of precision, legitimized by promises of technological efficiency and reinforced by the dynamics of contemporary digital society.

Through a critical and well-documented perspective, the author exposes the invisible mechanisms of digital surveillance, the geopolitical interests of major technology corporations, and the impact of technological globalization on individual freedom. This analysis engages directly with current debates in social sciences, cultural studies, and the sociology of power.

More than a book about technology, DemoIAcracy is a reflection on the human condition in the face of the machine. It questions the supposed neutrality of algorithms, the ethics of artificial intelligence, and the real cost of an increasingly automated world, placing at the center key issues of contemporary sociology and the transformation of social structures.

In an era in which information has become the primary resource of power, understanding the relationship between artificial intelligence, democracy, and technological manipulation is no longer optional-it is essential for anyone interested in digital society, political theory, and the evolution of social control.

This book on digital democracy, technological power, and the sociology of control examines how artificial intelligence is redefining the boundaries of sovereignty, freedom, and power in the twenty-first century. It is an essential read for students and readers of sociology, political science, and social studies seeking to understand the complex relationship between technology, politics, and democracy in the digital age.

If you have ever wondered who truly controls information, this book offers the answers few dare to confront.