The Digital Polycrisis - Cha'Von K Clarke-Joell

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Résumé :
Overview The Digital Polycrisis by Cha'Von K. Clarke-Joell is an essential guide for navigating the interconnected challenges of the digital age. Drawing on 20 years of experience in education, operations, AI ethics, data protection, and leadership, Clarke-Joell explores how crises like cybersecurity threats, data privacy concerns, and AI ethics amplify one another. The book offers practical strategies for managing these risks and thriving in an increasingly complex digital environment.Key AspectsInterconnectivity & Complexity: Strengthen understanding of how digital crises amplify one another. Holistic Perspective: Explore the technological, ethical, social, and legal dimensions of digital transformation. Risk Mitigation: Learn strategies to proactively address emerging threats. Ethical Decision-Making: Integrate ethical insights into responsible digital policies. Adaptation & Resilience: Build resilience through continuous learning and adaptation to digital trends. Stakeholder Collaboration: Encourage inclusive, diverse decision-making. Unique Approach What sets The Digital Polycrisis apart is its innovative use of mindfulness tools like the Twin Self and Creative Visualization. By integrating these techniques with technical insights, Clarke-Joell empowers readers to navigate digital complexities while building personal resilience through self-awareness and mental focus.Relevance and Reach This book would likely resonate with:Professionals in digital transformation, AI, and cybersecurity Individuals curious about the digital world's complexities Policymakers shaping digital governance and ethics Tech enthusiasts exploring AI, blockchain, and emerging technologies Leaders focused on ethical governance in digital spaces Educators teaching AI and digital ethics to equip students with essential skills Advocates for organizational resilience amid digital disruption By blending technical knowledge with practical strategies, The Digital Polycrisis helps readers navigate the complexities of the digital age. It makes complex topics accessible to educators, professionals, and tech enthusiasts alike, offering tools to thrive in an evolving digital world....

Biographie:
Cha'Von K. Clarke-Joell works at the intersection of digital systems, human resilience, and ethical governance, with a particular focus on how technological systems drift from intended use and create human harm beyond compliance thresholds. Her work examines how AI, data governance, cybersecurity, and digital transformation impact identity, behaviour, trust, and decision-making in real-world contexts.She has held senior public-sector roles in data protection and digital governance, including serving as Assistant Privacy Commissioner (Innovation) at the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Bermuda. Her experience spans advisory, leadership, and capacity-building roles across governments, universities, and international organisations, often supporting contextual testing of technology risks that traditional audits fail to surface.Clarke-Joell is the founder of CKC Cares and co-founder of The TLC Group of Companies. She teaches and lectures on AI ethics, digital governance and strategy, global sustainability, and executive leadership, and is known for integrating creative inquiry with human-centred risk assessment to address harms, use-drift, and ethical blind spots in complex digital systems....

Sommaire:
In 2023, Cha'Von K. Clarke-Joell warned that digital crises do not occur in isolation. They amplify one another, creating a polycrisis that destabilises systems-and the people required to live within them. By 2026, that reality has arrived. AI is reshaping careers at speed. Ethical hesitation is often framed as professional risk. Change or else has become the dominant logic of digital transformation, and for many, identity, confidence, and moral clarity are quietly eroding under the pressure. The Digital Polycrisis: AI Psychology for Human Resilience and Ethical Leadership offers a grounded pathway through this space. Rather than treating AI harms as isolated incidents, the book examines how AI deployment, data governance failure, cybersecurity risk, and psychological strain compound to create forms of harm that are felt long before they are acknowledged by policy or compliance frameworks. Inside, readers will find: The Digital Polycrisis Framework: an integrative model explaining how technical, ethical, and psychological pressures converge and intensify one another AI Psychology: an examination of how people actually respond to algorithmic pressure, digital surveillance, and enforced obsolescence The Zone of Disrupted Identity (ZDI): a framework for recognising identity drift before values are silenced or ethical direction is lost Human Scaffolding: a four-part system supporting ethical resilience, cognitive stability, emotional security, and identity integrity Global governance insight drawn from applied work across continents, offered without jargon or saviour narratives Creative resilience tools, including the Digital Twin Self, designed to help individuals and leaders reclaim agency in datafied environments These are the frameworks Clarke-Joell has used in advisory,&a...