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What happens when creating information becomes almost free?
For decades, people judged trust through small signals that accompanied effort: a handwritten note, a thoughtful review, a carefully written article, a recommendation from someone who had taken time to think. Those signals quietly helped us decide what to believe and whom to trust.
Artificial intelligence has changed that arithmetic.
Cheap Signals examines how AI is reshaping trust across social media, search, reviews, messaging, professional networks and everyday communication. Rather than focusing on the technology itself, the book explores the social consequences of a world where producing convincing content costs almost nothing.
Drawing on history, behavioural research, economics and real-world examples, Srini Subramanian argues that the next challenge is not information overload but understanding what still provides reliable evidence about the people behind the information.
Written in a clear narrative style, this book offers a practical framework for thinking about trust, accountability and human judgement in the age of AI.
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