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"If you have any form of digital presence then this is essential reading." **** 25 May 2021
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"This has to be one of the most interesting books I’ve ever read" - ***** 18 March 2021
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"Amazing read that is highly recommended. Get this if you want new thinking on the future of identity and the answer to who you are...and will be in the future. Tip! Don't read all the way through fast, pace yourself, there's a lot to take in." ***** 18th April 2021
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"Well researched, informative and insightful" ***** 23 March 2021
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"Tracey Follows provides a much-needed, human-centric lens on emerging technologies...She provides a much-needed antidote to hype at a moment in time where the tech industry at large should be doing more to assess the impact of their innovations. For any innovators, taking this balanced view is a must - and Follows provides a stellar blueprint for how to do just that." ***** 13 July 2021
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"it's a relaxed style that's both easy and pleasant to read, letting the reader focus their effort on assimilating the ideas into their mindset.
An enjoyable and worthwhile read." ***** 30 March 2021
An enjoyable and worthwhile read." ***** 30 March 2021
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"These are many interesting topics she discusses throughout the book, and I particularly enjoyed that it makes you think about your own identity" **** 3 March 2021
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"Started reading this last night and couldn't put it down! Finished it this morning." ***** 10 Nov 2021
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"The book is ideal for anyone who is interested in identity management, data privacy and social media. If you've watched Netflix documentaries like Coded Bias or The Social Dilemma you will probably like this. You may also find books by Jaron Lanier (eg Who Owns the Future) a welcome addition to your library." **** 24 April 2021
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Review: 'Far too often, technology researchers focus on what their exciting new inventions can do without pausing to think about the impact they will have on people or society. This fascinating book explores the way that emerging technologies such as AI might affect the nature of personal identity and personhood. It paints an intriguing, thought-provoking, and occasionally disturbing picture. A valuable and important contribution to the debate about the future of technology and society.' - Micheal Wooldridge, Professor of Computer Science, University of Oxford; author of The Road To Conscious Machines, The Story of AI
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