When tech companies take over education,

profit comes first - and students lose everything.

The tech industry has set its sights on education-and the stakes could not be higher. Behind promises of efficiency and innovation lies a strategy to reshape schools and universities on their terms, not ours. These companies care only about profit, no matter what they destroy along the way - even the values and traditions that make education a cornerstone of society.

This book exposes why AI can be dangerous in the classroom when left in the hands of corporations, and why it is essential for educators to set clear policies and boundaries before adopting any new technology.

Packed with insights for professors, teachers, and institutions, Dr Finn Majlergaard shows you how to cut through the sales tactics and seductive pitches of tech giants, and how to defend what truly matters: your students, your teaching, and the integrity of education itself.

About Dr Finn Majlergaard

Dr Finn Majlergaard brings more than two decades of experience as a visiting professor and dissertation supervisor at leading business schools and universities worldwide. Before entering academia, he spent 15 years in the tech industry, where he witnessed firsthand the powerful psychological sales tactics still used today to push organisations into overspending on technology.

His doctoral research focused on cross-cultural leadership, and he is now the founder and CEO of Gugin, an international consultancy that helps organisations build winning cultures and develop leaders with strong cultural and emotional intelligence.

He is an award-winning keynote speaker known for challenging conventions and provoking thought, Dr Majlergaard inspires audiences to see the world differently.

He lives in the mountains of Southern France, where the surrounding nature provides a constant source of reflection and creativity.

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Dr Finn Majlergaard brings more than two decades of experience as a visiting professor and dissertation supervisor at leading business schools and universities worldwide. Before entering academia, he spent 15 years in the tech industry, where he witnessed firsthand the powerful psychological sales tactics still used today to push organisations into overspending on technology.His doctoral research focused on cross-cultural leadership, and he is now the founder and CEO of Gugin, an international consultancy that helps organisations build winning cultures and develop leaders with strong cultural and emotional intelligence.He is an award-winning keynote speaker known for challenging conventions and provoking thought, Dr Majlergaard inspires audiences to see the world differently.He lives in the mountains of Southern France, where the surrounding nature provides a constant source of reflection and creativity.