Disrupted Certainties: Epistemology in an Algorithmic World

In an age where algorithms shape our perceptions and decisions, the foundations of knowledge and belief are increasingly called into question. This thought-provoking exploration delves into the intersection of epistemology and technology, examining how our understanding of truth is influenced by digital landscapes. As we navigate a world dominated by data-driven insights and artificial intelligence, the book challenges readers to reconsider what it means to know something in a context where certainty is disrupted. With compelling arguments and rich examples, it invites a critical dialogue on the implications of algorithmic reasoning for philosophy, ethics, and society. Readers will gain valuable insights into how we can redefine our approach to knowledge in an ever-evolving digital age, prompting a necessary reflection on the reliability of the information we consume and the beliefs we hold.