Erosion of Privacy (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9798996190805)

In a near-future Detroit, a smart mobility system is introduced to make life easier. Traffic moves faster. Services respond before problems appear. Access adjusts in real time. Nothing seems forced. Nothing appears to be taken away.

At first, the system feels like progress. But as it learns patterns, anticipates behavior, and removes friction from daily life, people begin to realize that convenience may be reshaping more than their routines. A systems scholar, a single mother, a logistics operator, and a municipal insider each encounter a different piece of the same truth: the most dangerous systems do not always control people directly. They make certain choices feel natural, practical, and inevitable.

Erosion of Privacy is a psychological techno-thriller about artificial intelligence, surveillance, behavioral prediction, and the systems that quietly shape what people accept as normal.