As a practicing advocate observing the evolution of digital rights, I find this specific definition of corporate data scientists incredibly striking.
“Shoshana Zuboff’s The Age of Surveillance Capitalism examines how modern technology corporations redirect exceptional scientific genius away from existential global challenges like climate change or world hunger.
Instead, this intellectual power is harnessed to harvest human experience and behavior as raw material for automated data creation. This fuels a new market colossus designed to predict, influence, and ultimately control human behavior for profit extraction [Surveillance capitalism].”
Understanding these invisible legal and behavioural frontiers is critical for the next generation navigating technology and privacy rights.
R.Kumar, Advocate
Human experience is no longer just lived—it is behavioral data mined to predict, influence, and ultimately control our actions for market wealth [Surveillance capitalism].
Understanding these invisible legal and behavioural frontiers is critical for the next generation of practitioners navigating technology law and privacy rights.
