Algorithms of Desire
How does what you want come about? And above all: do you still want it?
Every day you scroll, click, like, choose, buy. It feels like freedom. But behind that freedom there is an invisible infrastructure that observes, calculates, predicts, and guides: the algorithm.
It doesn't just show you content that is “in line” with your tastes: it learns to modify them, reinforces them, weakens them, reorganizes them. It gently guides you toward choices that seem to be your own, but are often more useful to someone else than to you.
Algorithms of Desire is an informative and incisive essay that gets to the heart of the most pressing question of our time: what happens to human desire in the economy of attention, data, and Artificial Intelligence?
You won't find useless technicalities or easy catastrophism. Instead, you will find a clear, cultured, and concrete analysis of how digital platforms and predictive models transform emotions, impulses, identities, and decisions into economic raw material.
This book guides you in recognizing the mechanisms by which the digital environment “educates” your needs, rewrites priorities, amplifies urgency, and reduces the distance between stimulus and action. Above all, it shows you how to reopen a space of freedom: not against technology, but within technology.
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