No Ethics
in Big Tech

The People vs. Big Tech

The companies that promised to connect the world have quietly become its most powerful war profiteers. In No Ethics in Big Tech, Vahid Razavi delivers an insider’s account of an industry that traded conscience for contracts — building the surveillance, data, and AI infrastructure now implicated in occupation, warfare, and mass atrocity.

Part memoir, part indictment, part rallying cry, this book names names, follows the money, and lays out the moral and legal case for accountability. It is the story of one technologist’s break with Silicon Valley — and of a growing global movement demanding that those responsible be brought to justice.

The machine was built by people. It can be stopped by them, too.