Moralizing Technology

In *Moralizing Technology*, Peter-Paul Verbeek argues that technologies are not morally neutral but instead shape our perceptions and interactions with the world, thus influencing moral choices.

He advocates for a broader ethical framework that includes technological artifacts as active agents in human-world relations.

Drawing from philosophers like Heidegger and Foucault, Verbeek presents a compelling case for rethinking the morality of everyday technologies.