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1 Data Equality: The Impact and Original Sin of the New
Business Culture
1.1 As a Civilization Reaches Its Peak, the Fears of Its Collapse
Grow More Terrifying
1.2 Psychological Invasion: The Birth of Big Data “Mindreading”
1.3 Price Manipulation: Big Data Price Discrimination
and Algorithmic Schemes
1.4 Data’s Deepest Layer: AI’s Three Deadly Sins
1.5 “Smart Business”: What’s Really “New” About the “New
Economy”
1.6 How Gold Mines Are Created: The Personal Data Value
Dilemma
1.7 Data Rights: The Original Sin of the Internet Emerges
References
2 De-anonymized Tracking: The Metaphor of Skynet
2.1 In This World Nothing Can Be Said to Be Certain, Except
Death, Taxes, and Data Collection
2.2 “If It Happened in China, We Would Have Broken the Case
Much Earlier”
2.3 Three-Body: The True Dimensions of Skynet
2.4 What the Internet Can Learn from Skynet
2.5 Fog Computing: The Battleground for Artificial Intelligence
2.6 Using Pictures to Track Cars: Tracking the Trajectory
of Hundreds of Millions of Vehicles
2.7 The Secret to Why External Hard Drives and Eye Drops Sold
Out at the Same Time
References
3 The Face and AI
3.1 Photographs Are the Key: Building the Identity Society
3.1.1 Wandering Out of Silicon Valley
and into the Geometric Age
3.2 Can Machines Learn?: The Struggle for Artificial Intelligence
3.3 “I Don’t Know What It Means, but it Sounds Amazing”: The
Rise of Deep Learning
3.4 Data Track and Field: How the Government Promotes
Corporate Innovation
3.5 Historical Vicissitudes: How 9/11 Saved Facial Recognition
3.6 A Society with Anonymity: The Prospect of Dynamic Facial
Recognition
References
4 High Definition Society: Granular Governance and a Population
in Cages
4.1 Pattern Recognition: Entering the High Definition Society
4.2 Don’t Leave it to Luck: The Experience of Governance
in Ancient China
4.3 The Power of the Individual: Everyone Holds a Sword
and Everyone Is Held a Swordpoint
4.4 Data Is Incontrovertible: A World Where Nothing Is Left
to Luck
References
5 The Force of Data: How Universal Recording “Warps” Human
Nature
5.1 In All of Our Science the Pursuit Least Developed
but the Most Valuable is the Study of Mankind Itself
5.2 The Bane of an Emperor’s Existence
5.3 Edison Broadens the Horizons of Recording
5.4 Nixon’s Dilemma: A Brief History of White House Sound
Recording
5.5 Trump’s Recording Troubles
5.6 The Inefficiencies of Live Broadcast
5.7 Universal Recording: God’s Ultimate Weapon
References
6 Data Civilization: How Recording Technology Empowers
Society, Business, and Individuals
6.1 Data is the Soil to Grow a New World. If We Hope to Use It,
We Must Protect It
6.2 Recording as a New Perspective on Development
6.3 The Changing Fate of Chinese Civilization
6.4 The Fate of Three Books on Three Continents
6.5 “Computer” Versus “Recorder”: The Secret Code at the Heart
of the Advancement of Commercial Civilization
6.6 Humiliated in an Elevator
References
7 New Data Governance: Building a Modern National
Administrative System
7.1 The Road to a Better Society is Always Under Construction
7.2 Digital Foundation: World Class Creativity and Local
Problems
7.3 Networking Data: Holistic Governance in the Data Sphere
7.4 City Brain: Our Own Era’s Equivalent of Building the Nanjing
Yangtze River Bridge
7.5 One Time Only: How to Upgrade the System of “One Visit
at Most”
7.6 Open Surveillance: The Future of Skynet
7.7 Regarding Modern Administration of Data and Algorithms
References
8 The Boundaries of Artificial Intelligence: Risks and the Future
8.1 If Human Lives Can Be Predicted with Absolute Accuracy,
then We Have Become Machines
8.2 Universal Prediction and Laplace’s Demon
8.3 Quantum Thought: The Reality of Uncertainty
8.4 Human Being Are the City’s Uncertain Elementary Particle
8.5 Data Relativity: The Limits of Universal Recording
8.6 Facial Expression Analysis: The Boundaries of AI
8.7 The Smart Society Transformation
References
Epilog: The Fourth Wave and How We Retake the Lead
Afterword: Setting Out on the Rugged Trail From Which No Man
Has Yet Returned

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This book focuses on the changes which big data brings to human's society and personal thinking models. The author uses the concept of “data civilization” to reveal that we have entered a brand-new era on civilization level, which could be found and understood from three levels: human data civilization, commercial data civilization, and personal data civilization. There is no doubt data civilization will inevitably make a profound influence on the subversion and reconstruction of human beings including business, society, and thinking models. The book presents a unique perspective to understand the world which is dominated by data more and more.


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This book focuses on the changes which big data brings to human's society and personal thinking models. The author uses the concept of "Data Civilization” to reveal that we have entered a brand new era on civilization level, which could be found and understood from three levels: human data civilization, commercial data civilization and personal data civilization. There is no doubt data civilization will inevitably make a profound influence on the subversion and reconstruction of human beings including business, society and thinking models. The book presents a unique perspective to understand the world which is dominated by data more and more.

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