LIVE LIKE NOBODY IS WATCHING

As our society embraces expanding forms of personal and health monitoring particularly with the use of artificial intelligence AI how may these technologies change the way we define what it means to live a free and healthy life Drawing on the examples of home health monitoring directtoconsumer health apps and medication adherence monitoring this book explores the sociorelational contexts that are framing the promotion of AI health monitoring and the potential consequences of the proliferation of these technologies It argues for a relational conception of autonomy and explores how sociosystemic conditions shape the cultural meanings of personal responsibility healthy living and aging trust and caregiving in the era of big data and AI This book proposes ethical strategies that can help preserve and promote peoples relational autonomy in the digital era