The Efficiency Paradox: What Big Data Can't Do
Edward Tenner investigates the unintended consequences of efficiency and big data, revealing where optimization reaches its limits and why human insight still matters.
About This Book
The Efficiency Paradox examines how the relentless pursuit of efficiency through data and technology can produce unexpected drawbacks.
Edward Tenner draws on examples from multiple industries to show where optimization efforts fall short.
The book highlights the importance of human judgment and adaptability when systems become too rigidly efficient.
Readers gain a broader perspective on balancing technological advancement with practical outcomes.
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