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Battle for human authority in the digital village; Preface to the book by Sandra Matz Abbas Netaj, the translator of the book "The Pitfalls of the Mind" wrote in "Iran": Sandra Matz, a professor at the Columbia Business School, examines in this work the relationship between digital data and psychology and raises the alarm of an intrusion into the intellectual independence of the users. Online footprints are not only a tool for commercial sales and political influence, but in the absence of transparency can lead to unfair recruitment and certification. Rescue from passive consumerism in the world of artificial intelligence requires the promotion of digital literacy, clear legislation and the restoration of human agency against the onslaught of algorithms. Read the full text here.

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Battle for human authority in the digital village; Preface to the book by Sandra Matz Abbas Netaj, the translator of the book "The Pitfalls of the Mind" wrote in "Iran": Sandra Matz, a professor at the Columbia Business School, examines in this work the relationship between digital data and psychology and raises the alarm of an intrusion into the intellectual independence of the users. Online footprints are not only a tool for commercial sales and political influence, but in the absence of transparency can lead to unfair recruitment and certification. Rescue from passive consumerism in the world of artificial intelligence requires the promotion of digital literacy, clear legislation and the restoration of human agency against the onslaught of algorithms. Read the full text here.

Battle for human authority in the digital village; Preface to the book by Sandra Matz Abbas Netaj, the translator of the book "The Pitfalls of the Mind" wrote in "Iran": Sandra Matz, a professor at the Columbia Business School, examines in this work the relationship between digital data and psychology and raises the alarm of an intrusion into the intellectual independence of the users. Online footprints are not only a tool for commercial sales and political influence, but in the absence of transparency can lead to unfair recruitment and certification. Rescue from passive consumerism in the world of artificial intelligence requires the promotion of digital literacy, clear legislation and the restoration of human agency against the onslaught of algorithms. Read the full text here.

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