Culpability

Ever wonder how one small mistake can spiral into a massive corporate disaster? Discover how a seemingly minor decision at a powerful tech company unleashes a catastrophic chain of events, revealing the hidden dangers lurking behind our everyday digital tools. This summary of Culpability unpacks the intricate web of choices and consequences that follow a fatal accident. You'll learn how individual ambition, corporate greed, and the pressure to innovate can blur ethical lines, leading to a desperate search for someone—or something—to blame in a world driven by algorithms.

Bruce Holsinger is a USA Today bestselling novelist and a Guggenheim Fellow who teaches at the University of Virginia, where he specializes in the literature of surveillance and conspiracy. His unique expertise as both a celebrated fiction writer and a distinguished literary scholar gives him an unparalleled perspective on the complex moral questions of power, technology, and accountability at the heart of Culpability. This background allows him to craft stories that are not only thrilling but also deeply resonant with our modern anxieties.