9798267707640 - the algorithm of us and other stories that remember: a novel di logo, azariah (4 risultati)
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When a city trusts an algorithm more than its people, a mother and daughter rewrite the code of truth.In Accra, the Unified Behavioral Algorithm decides everything-credit, healthcare, even who gets to keep their child. When loyal data scientist Ama Danso is abruptly downgraded and marked "s…ocially disruptive," her life collapses overnight. Hunting for answers, Ama uncovers a buried engine trained on colonial-era records-an invisible system that punishes language, ritual, and community as "risk."On the run, Ama finds the Nsoromma Collective-hackers, historians, and Storykeepers who encrypt resistance in rhythm, proverb, and song. But the system fears what it can't classify. It turns its gaze on Ama's daughter, Esi, whose uncanny voice carries a forgotten oral code capable of confusing the machine itself.What follows is a high-stakes struggle across markets and ministries, safehouses and server rooms, from drone-lit rooftops to ancestral shrines-toward a blackout that forces a nation to remember. As truth commissions convene and a new ethics of technology takes root, The Algorithm of Us asks a burning question: Who gets to define "order"-and what if the future is built from stories, not scores?A lyrical, propulsive techno-fable set in Ghana, this novel blends surveillance thriller with myth and memory-about mothers and daughters, the politics of data, and the power of a people who refuse to be reduced to numbers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When a city trusts an algorithm more than its people, a mother and daughter rewrite the code of truth.In Accra, the Unified Behavioral Algorithm decides everything-credit, healthcare, even who gets to keep their child. When loyal data scientist Ama Danso is abruptly downgraded and marked "s…ocially disruptive," her life collapses overnight. Hunting for answers, Ama uncovers a buried engine trained on colonial-era records-an invisible system that punishes language, ritual, and community as "risk."On the run, Ama finds the Nsoromma Collective-hackers, historians, and Storykeepers who encrypt resistance in rhythm, proverb, and song. But the system fears what it can't classify. It turns its gaze on Ama's daughter, Esi, whose uncanny voice carries a forgotten oral code capable of confusing the machine itself.What follows is a high-stakes struggle across markets and ministries, safehouses and server rooms, from drone-lit rooftops to ancestral shrines-toward a blackout that forces a nation to remember. As truth commissions convene and a new ethics of technology takes root, The Algorithm of Us asks a burning question: Who gets to define "order"-and what if the future is built from stories, not scores?A lyrical, propulsive techno-fable set in Ghana, this novel blends surveillance thriller with myth and memory-about mothers and daughters, the politics of data, and the power of a people who refuse to be reduced to numbers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
