From Farms to Firewalls: Intelligent Infrastructures, Autonomous Insurances, and the Algorithmic Future of Everyday Risk

In the twenty-first century, risk no longer begins with storms, accidents, or market crashes-it begins with data. From sensor-equipped farms predicting drought before the first crack in the soil, to cybersecurity systems defending invisible digital borders in milliseconds, infrastructure itself is becoming intelligent, adaptive, and increasingly autonomous. Insurance, once a reactive institution built on historical averages and human judgment, is now evolving into a real-time algorithmic ecosystem powered by artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, machine learning, and interconnected networks. From Farms to Firewalls explores this profound transformation, tracing how emerging technologies are reshaping the way societies anticipate uncertainty, distribute responsibility, and govern everyday life. At the intersection of agriculture, finance, cybersecurity, and automation, this book examines a future where algorithms do not merely calculate risk-they actively manage, prevent, and even redefine it.

Pagina's: 176, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing