Rage Against the Autonomous Machine: The Dialectics of Artificial Intelligence and How to Survive the AI Revolution 1st Edition

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Rage Against the Autonomous Machine is not a warning about some distant future―it is a wake-up call for now. If AI is being “aligned,” the real question is: aligned with whom? With humanity’s deepest needs, or with the private interests of those who control the infrastructure?To reclaim agency, we must understand how we arrived here. AI expert Thanos Panagopoulos takes readers on a sweeping journey through the long quest for autonomous machines, tracing the historical forces that shaped the present, and the political economy now shaping what comes next. Engaging frameworks such as technofeudalism, techno-imperialism, neo-mercantilism, platform capitalism, and surveillance capitalism, he cuts through Silicon Valley hype and apocalyptic fatalism alike and names the emerging order: autonomous capital, techno-natural monopolies, and a new ruling class―the Intelligarchs. Drawing on both technical expertise and dialectics, Rage Against the Autonomous Machine equips readers with the concepts to think clearly, act deliberately, and resist the normalization of machine rule. It culminates in the DREAM framework: a call to democratize AI before it becomes the operating system of inequality, surveillance, and domination.Whether you are an everyday AI user or a scholar with a sociological, political, or technical background―or feel fluent across all of them―this is the interdisciplinary book you have been waiting for. Deeply academic yet accessible, this book is both a warning and an invitation: a call for action, and a call for wonder. Read more

ISBN10 1041210795
ISBN13 978-1041210795
Edition 1st
Language English
Publisher CRC Press
Item Weight 1.74 pounds
Print length 368 pages
Publication date September 9, 2026

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