🎙New Episode!
🤖 For the season finale of Technology & Prose, we’re joined by the ever-fascinating John Danaher to talk about his new book, Automation and Utopia: human flourishing in a world without work.
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This week's episode of the @techpolicypress Sunday Show podcast delves into AI, people & power with a conversation hosted by the UW @TechPolicyLab and @uwcip featuring @katecrawford in conversation with @rcalo:
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Our online lives prove a valuable resource for lenders... Is it moral for them to use #data captured from social media to determine consumer creditworthiness?
@Nikitaggarwal in this @imf_podcast https://t.co/6mzA8xUpZw @oxfordethicslab
NEW EPISODE:
@JoshCowls and @NayanaPrakash1 are back to discuss social media and activism in Palestine and India, before exploring the pros and cons of this site’s new “tip jar” feature.
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Sushma Raman @sushmaraman discussing the importance of the right to privacy on episode 9 of Technology & Prose
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...design, differential privacy, and designing fair algorithms, and strategies for incentivizing organizations to adopt ethical policies. Listen to the podcast on Spotify https://t.co/pneE2fgFpK or Itunes https://t.co/HwxUZVwHxA.
#ethicalalgorithm#aiethics#technology#upenn
University of Pennsylvania professor and Keystone expert, Aaron Roth, joins Digital Ethics Lab associate, Nikita Aggarwal, on episode 8 of her podcast 'Technology & Prose.' Citing research from his best-selling book, professor Roth discusses the importance of ethical algorithm...
.@LauraDeNardis and I have been lucky to publish some fantastic books in our @mitpress Information Society Series, which focuses on the social, legal, and political implications of the Internet and new ICT. Stay tuned for more! https://t.co/AhN9CX6N9U
NEW EPISODE: Josh and Nayana are back to cover worrying news from India, explore how Whatsapp and Signal are changing government, and ask how young is too young to use social media. Now in feeds!
It's a trifecta of new books! Today at 5pm ET:
@jilliancyork (Silicon Values), @grok_ (The New Breed) and I will be talking about technology, politics, and writing in times like these. Moderated by @justMathana, zoom link below. https://t.co/h0M14alUd6
🎙️New episode!
This week on @TechnologyProse we're joined by @sushmaraman to chat about tech, human rights and her new book with @RevBillSchulz, The Coming Good Society.
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To the extent I understood it, Helgoland on quantum mechanics by @carlorovelli is a magical book
Then again, it’s not clear even Rovelli understands quantum theory as the book’s dedication explains. Anyone know of a more interesting dedication?
One year later than planned, have just finished @sarahfrier’s brilliant book on Instagram - “No Filter”. (Thanks Covid!). A great read w/telling details of Zuckerberg’s management priorities and practices. Great journalism.
It’s been a while since I last read a book in a one-er, but @ruskin147’s forthcoming Always On rattles along at a fast pace filled with wisdom, strong storytelling and the sagacity of being a specialist with years of reporting on the clock. One to savour and learn from.