Careless People
by Sarah Wynn Williams
Sarah's take
I recommend *Careless People* because it offers a deeply personal and unflinching look at the moral complexities of a tech giant during a time of upheaval, which resonates with anyone grappling with the ethics of modern society. This book is perfect for readers who are not only interested in the inner workings of powerful institutions but also crave a narrative that challenges them to reflect on justice and accountability in our digital age.
About the book
A former Meta executive pulls back the curtain on Facebook's most chaotic era, revealing the human cost of unchecked technological ambition. Williams chronicles the moral reckonings and personal dilemmas faced by those inside the company as it grappled with misinformation, privacy scandals, and its growing influence on democracy. An intimate portrait of power, responsibility, and the price of innovation in Silicon Valley.
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