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A visionary and deeply humane reckoning with the hidden costs of our digital lives, offering a radical blueprint for reclaiming our data. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Who Owns the Future?.

  • intellectually stimulating
  • apprehensive
  • cautiously optimistic
  1. 01

    You are not a gadget

    Jaron Lanier

    A passionate, eccentric plea to reclaim your humanity from the flattening algorithms of the modern web.

    Shares:
    • urgent
    • technological determinism
    • digital humanism
  2. 02

    Information Doesn't Want to Be Free

    Cory Doctorow

    A passionate, pragmatic manifesto for surviving and thriving as a creator in the digital age.

    Shares:
    • urgent
  3. 03

    Ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now

    Jaron Lanier

    A sharp, urgent manifesto that feels like a splash of cold water to the face of your digital habits.

    Shares:
    • provocative
    • urgent
  4. 04

    The Future Is Faster Than You Think

    Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler

    A dizzying, urgent roadmap to the exponential technological shifts about to reinvent our daily lives.

    Shares:
    • visionary
    • urgent
  5. 05

    The Second Machine Age

    Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee

    A sweeping, data-driven glimpse into a rapidly approaching future where human ingenuity and artificial intelligence collide.

    Shares:
    • intellectually stimulating
    • apprehensive
    • urgent
  6. 06

    The wealth of networks

    Yochai Benkler

    A rigorous, visionary exploration of how digital collaboration is fundamentally rewiring human freedom and economic power.

    Shares:
    • intellectually stimulating
    • visionary
  7. 07

    Democratizing innovation

    Eric von Hippel

    An intellectually empowering exploration of how everyday users are quietly taking the reins of global innovation.

    Shares:
    • intellectually stimulating
  8. 08

    What technology wants

    Kevin Kelly

    A sweeping, optimistic reframing of technology as a living, evolving force deeply intertwined with human destiny.

    Shares:
    • intellectually stimulating
    • visionary
    • philosophical
    • technological determinism
  9. 09

    Free culture

    Lawrence Lessig

    An impassioned, accessible manifesto that reframes how we think about art, ownership, and the future of the internet.

    Shares:
    • intellectually stimulating
    • urgent
  10. 10

    Reality Is Broken

    Jane McGonigal

    An optimistic, visionary exploration of how the collaborative spirit of gaming can be harnessed to heal the real world.

    Shares:
    • visionary
  11. 11

    The Inevitable

    Kevin Kelly

    A visionary roadmap to the next three decades of technological evolution and societal transformation.

    Shares:
    • intellectually stimulating
    • visionary
  12. 12

    Chokepoint Capitalism

    Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow

    A righteous, eye-opening dismantling of how tech monopolies squeeze creators, paired with a battle plan for taking the power back.

    Shares:
    • urgent

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