UNDERSTAND THE DIGITAL AGE. PROTECT THE HUMAN FUTURE.
This book examines how increasing reliance on modern technologies-including smartphones, artificial intelligence, search engines, GPS, social media, and digital platforms-may influence human cognition, emotional functioning, relationships, and community life.
The book does not argue that technology is inherently harmful. Rather, it explores whether reduced reliance on human effort for thinking, remembering, navigating, communicating, and relating may alter the frequency with which important psychological capacities are exercised and maintained.
Through a balanced, evidence-based, psychologically grounded, and culturally informed approach, The Artificial Human examines how digital transformation is reshaping attention, memory, identity, judgment, relationships, and human connection while preserving the benefits of technological progress.
This academic and applied book is designed for students, educators, psychologists, counselors, researchers, technology professionals, organizational leaders, and readers interested in understanding the evolving relationship between humans and the digital world.