Shoshana Zuboff

Shoshana Zuboff, renowned author of "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism," dives into the alarming reality of data collection and its profound impact on the economy and consumer behavior. She challenges the notion of data as the new oil, exploring how personal information is commodified. The conversation reveals how companies manipulate data to predict and even guide consumer actions. Zuboff emphasizes the urgent need for regulatory measures to protect individual rights against corporate exploitation and discusses the pervasive effects of surveillance capitalism on privacy.

Shoshana Zuboff, Professor Emerita at Harvard Business School and author of "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism," dives deep into the perils of modern data monetization. She explores how tech giants like Google and Facebook commodify personal experiences, threatening privacy and democracy. The conversation highlights the manipulation of user behavior and the dangers posed by seemingly 'free' services that exploit behavioral data. Zuboff calls for urgent legal reforms to protect individual rights and discusses the troubling realities of health apps and their data practices.

Expert Shoshana Zuboff discusses surveillance capitalism theory with hosts Eric Hsu and Louis Everuss. They delve into how digital monitoring shapes modern capitalism, highlighting data's role in wealth accumulation and power dynamics. The impact of technology companies on privacy rights and behavior interventions in capitalism are also explored.

Shoshana Zuboff, Professor Emeritus at Harvard Business School and author, dives into the unsettling concept of surveillance capitalism. She discusses how personal experiences are commodified, leading to a loss of autonomy and privacy. The conversation highlights the psychological impacts of digital monitoring and the eerie control it exerts over behavior. Zuboff warns of a future dominated by data-driven absolutism, urging for societal awareness and collaboration to reclaim democratic values in an increasingly manipulative landscape.

Shoshana Zuboff, Harvard-Ökonomin und Bestsellerautorin, beleuchtet die dunklen Seiten des Überwachungskapitalismus. Sie kritisiert die Datensammelpraktiken von Internetgiganten und deren bedrohliche Auswirkungen auf Demokratie und Selbstbestimmung. Zuboff diskutiert, wie Unternehmen persönliche Daten zur politischen Manipulation nutzen und fordert dringend Reformen. Zudem thematisiert sie den Zusammenhang zwischen digitalen Ungleichheiten und unserer Entscheidungsfreiheit. Ihr Plädoyer ist ein eindringlicher Aufruf zur Verteidigung der Bürgerrechte gegen autoritäre Strukturen.