Author and essayist
Pasquale Ruggiero
Pasquale Ruggiero, a contemporary essayist and author, has for years focused on the critical analysis of the technological, cultural, and social transformations associated with the development of Artificial Intelligence and algorithmic systems. His research and writing lie at the intersection of philosophical inquiry, socioeconomic analysis, and public ethics, with particular attention to their effects on work, education, individual freedom, and human identity in the digital society.
Bibliographic note: some earlier English-language editions and bibliographic records list the publishing name Patt Rogger, previously used by Pasquale Ruggiero.
Books on artificial intelligence and human responsibility
Work, education, freedom and consciousness are recurring questions in Pasquale Ruggiero’s essays. His books connect technological change with philosophical reflection and public responsibility.
Science, consciousness and spiritual awareness
In Science & Consciousness, Pasquale Ruggiero considers the relationship between scientific knowledge and inner life. The conclusions present the Theory of Ontological Resonance within this philosophical inquiry.
AI, desire and personal autonomy
Algorithms of Desire — Pasquale Ruggiero connects the author’s inquiry into digital society with consumption, identity and human freedom. The essay explores the distance between a predicted preference and a choice made with critical awareness.
Explore the English titles
- AI at School
- Algorithms of Desire
- Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity
- Machines That Think, Men Who Believe
- Science & Consciousness
- The Age of the Algorithm
- The Algorithmic Paycheck
- The Power of the Algorithm: The Invisible Revolution of Artificial Intelligence