The Autonomy of Technology: Jacques Ellul, AI, Automation, and the Future of Human Control
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The Autonomy of Technology: Jacques Ellul, AI, Automation, and the Future of Human Control

by The Practical Atlas

Philosophy Technology artificial intelligence Automation
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The Autonomy of Technology explores the relationship between human control and technological autonomy. Framed around Jacques Ellul, artificial intelligence, and automation, it considers how these forces shape the future and the questions they raise about humanity’s role in a technology-driven world.

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The Autonomy of Technology examines the idea of technological autonomy and its implications for human control.

Drawing on the themes associated with Jacques Ellul, the book considers technology, artificial intelligence, and automation.

It focuses on questions surrounding the future relationship between people and increasingly autonomous technological systems.

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