“Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?”: Critical Review of Wendell Wallach. A dangerous master: how to keep technology from slipping beyond our control. Basic Books, 2015; viii + 328 pp: ISBN 978-0-465-05862-4

Ethics and Information Technology 19 (3):221-236 (2017)
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