Exploring humanity’s relationship with, and dependence upon, technology, Trevor Paglen’s prescient science text "How to See Like a Machine", which is written from an industry insider’s perspective, overviews generative AI to expose... Read More

Law professor and Washington veteran Darin Johnson’s urgent political science book "Digital Coup" calls for action against information warfare and foreign election interference. Here, the digital coup represents attempts to... Read More

A practical guide to navigating contemporary technological challenges, "Digital Danger" pairs overviews of how hackers operate with clear enumerations of the steps that individuals can take to safeguard themselves against developing... Read More

"The Business of Sports Technology" is an enlightening guidebook that outlines ways of investing in, and making use of, new off-the-field technologies to enhance one’s business operations. Consultant David Nugent’s informative... Read More

"Uniquely Human" is an astute parenting guide for those looking to navigate a digitized world built for consumption rather than personal development. Occupational therapist Aubrey Schmalle’s science-backed parenting guide "Uniquely... Read More

Arguing that values-driven leadership multiplies a business’s impact and successes, "Role Modelship" is a compelling leadership guide. Eli Potter’s ethics-driven leadership guide "Role Modelship" is about drawing on one’s personal... Read More

"Rushing Headlong" is an informed healthcare information technology manifesto that argues in favor of AI-led system improvements. S. Yin Ho’s savvy business history book "Rushing Headlong" concerns information technology in the... Read More

Using storytelling in the place of broad analysis, "The Last Train of Wealth" is an ambitious economic survey. A speculative economic treatise, "The Last Train of Wealth" advances a cursory vision of how artificial intelligence, property... Read More