What is Right/Wrong about?
This thought-provoking exploration delves into the intersection of technology and ethics, examining how advancements in fields like biotechnology, artificial intelligence, and digital communication reshape our moral landscapes. The author challenges readers to consider the implications of emerging technologies on personal and societal values, urging a reevaluation of right and wrong in an era of rapid change. Through insightful analysis, the book encourages informed discussions about our ethical future.
Who should read Right/Wrong
- Tech enthusiasts exploring ethics in innovation.
- Students studying technology's impact on society.
- Professionals in ethics and technology sectors.
What is The Aisles Have Eyes about?
This insightful exploration delves into the ways retailers monitor consumer behavior through technology, analyzing the impact on privacy and personal agency. It reveals the sophisticated methods used to track shopping habits, including data collection and surveillance, while highlighting the ethical implications for consumers. Through case studies and research, it challenges readers to reconsider their power dynamics in the marketplace and their rights to privacy in an increasingly data-driven world.
Who should read The Aisles Have Eyes
- Privacy advocates concerned about surveillance in retail
- Consumers wanting to understand data collection practices
- Activists aiming to promote consumer rights and protections

