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The Digital Prophet: Predicting the Future With Algorithms

The Digital Prophet: Predicting the Future With Algorithms

Adebayo, Kwame

Paperback

ManagementGeneral ComputersGeneral Political Science

ISBN10: 9374124416
ISBN13: 9789374124413
Publisher: Mindful Pages
Published: Feb 3 2026
Pages: 192
Weight: 0.58
Height: 0.44 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Your future is being priced, ranked, and routed-often before you've noticed the nudge. This book shows how predictions don't just describe what you might do next; they can quietly steer you there. It charts the rise of predictive systems across markets and politics, translating complex models into plain sense and concrete choices. You'll see how predictive analytics ethics differ from PR gloss, why surveillance capitalism thrives on attention capture, and where algorithmic prophecy turns from foresight into force. If you've ever wondered whether free will and AI can coexist, or how forecasting in elections targets your persuadability, this is your field guide. - Understand data determinism without surrendering agency - Spot influence manipulation in feeds, pricing, and personalised offers - Read reflexive markets-learn how reflexivity in markets can make forecasts come true - Demand ethical AI governance with practical tests for transparency and fairness - Build everyday defences against behavioural steering Written for thoughtful readers who want clarity more than comfort-policy leaders, product builders, investors, and citizens-it offers a disciplined lens for separating helpful prediction from covert control. By the end, you'll carry a usable framework to keep futures open, exercise judgement under uncertainty, and choose when to welcome, refuse, or reshape the models that claim to know you best.

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