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Marek Kowalkiewicz

Category Business & Economics
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Type Non Fiction
Language English

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The Economy Of Algorithms

The Economy Of Algorithms

By Marek Kowalkiewicz · Published by Notion Press

Marek Kowalkiewicz's 'The Economy of Algorithms: AI and the Rise of the Digital Minions' explores the profound and growing influence of algorithms and artificial intelligence in our daily lives. This book examines how these 'digital minions' are increasingly assuming human roles, fundamentally reshaping the global economic landscape.Kowalkiewicz presents an era he terms the 'economy of algorithms,' where sophisticated algorithms automate a wide range of tasks, driving productivity and efficiency. The book critically analyzes how these systems are used in decision-making, from loan approvals to job applications, raising vital questions about fairness, transparency, and the potential for new forms of societal inequality. The author concludes with a series of recommendations for responsibly navigating and shaping this evolving digital economy.Why You Should Read? Understand the pervasive impact of algorithms and AI on modern society. Explore the benefits, risks, and ethical considerations of increasing automation. Examine how algorithmic systems are redefining work, decision-making, and innovation. Gain insights into recommendations for shaping a more equitable algorithmic future.

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Publisher Notion Press
ISBN 9788196754785
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000124178

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