Rethinking electronics in the age of artificial intelligence

What if electronics were the great hidden challenge of our digital world? In the age of artificial intelligence, this book offers a unique journey to the heart of electronicism - well beyond preconceived ideas about the "digital divide". Illectronism is limited neither to age, nor to territory, nor to a simple lack of skills: it is rooted in the history of exclusions, nourished by economic, social, educational and psychological determinants. Through testimonies and analyses, the book reveals how AI, far from reducing illiteracy, can sometimes amplify it: complex interfaces, opaque algorithms and inaccessible tools widen inequalities, particularly in rural areas and among vulnerable populations. Behind the numbers, there are lives marked by isolation, loss of confidence and a weakened citizenship. But solutions exist: workshops, tutoring, human mediation. This book invites us to build a more just, inclusive and democratic digital society, with a glossary to better understand and act.

Pagina's: 396, Paperback, Our Knowledge Publishing