We are no longer just users of technology. We are subjects of it.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the foundations of work, law, identity and trust. Algorithms filter our opportunities, curate our realities and increasingly make decisions once reserved for human judgment. But beneath the promise of efficiency lies a deeper danger: systems that inherit our histories, magnify our biases, and operate without transparency.

Snakes in the Garden is a bold exploration of the ethics we have delegated to machines. It reveals how AI systems are not neutral and how they are reflections of flawed data, institutional inequities and hidden design choices. Trained on past injustice, optimized for profit and wrapped in complexity, these systems can quietly encode discrimination at scale.

This book challenges the myth of objectivity in AI and asks urgent questions: Who builds these technologies? Who do they serve? Who do they exclude? And how do we reclaim human agency in a world increasingly governed by code?

Grounded in philosophy, myth, and critical systems thinking, Snakes in the Garden unpacks the ethical architecture of algorithmic power.

This is not a book about how AI works.
This is a book about how AI works on us.

• Paperback: 188 pages
• Publisher: White Falcon Publishing; 1 edition (November 2025)
• Author: Sudhir Tiku
• ISBN-13: 9789347472565
• Product Dimensions:  6 x 9 inch

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