Why Fear Data: What We Should Protect in the Era of Data Pollution
"A bold vision for the AI age, Why Fear Data argues that privacy is the wrong paradigm for addressing social problems-and benefits-of the digital economy. Individualistic privacy rules stymie innovation; instead, we should regulate data companies like we do polluters, using collective action to encourage ethical practices and technological advance."-- Provided by publisher.
GenresBusiness & MoneyMarketing & SalesConsumer BehaviorComputers & TechnologyHistory & CultureComputer & Internet Law
256 pages
English edition · First published 2027 by Harvard University Press · ISBN 9780674297869
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