Data & Society is a research institute focused on the social and cultural issues arising from data-centric technological development.

report | 06.27.18

Beyond Disruption

How Tech Shapes Labor Across Domestic Work & Ridehailing
Julia Ticona, Alexandra Mateescu, Alex Rosenblat

Drawn from the experiences of U.S. ridehail, care, and cleaning platform workers, “Beyond Disruption” demonstrates how technology reshapes the future of labor.

report | 05.22.18

The Oxygen of Amplification

Whitney Phillips

report | 05.16.18

Searching for Alternative Facts

Francesca Tripodi

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05.30.18
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Short Reads

06.21.18

Grappling with the Weirdness of Advertising

Caroline Jack

For Points, Data & Society Postdoctoral Scholar Caroline Jack reviews the history of advertising imaginaries. “The question of what protections ads themselves deserve, and to what degree people deserve...

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06.20.18

The Messy Fourth Estate

danah boyd

In this Medium post, Founder and President danah boyd reflects on the current state of journalism and offers next steps. “Contemporary propaganda isn’t about convincing someone to believe something,...

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06.19.18

AI in the Doctor-Patient Relationship

Claudia Haupt

How will the introduction of AI into the field of medicine affect the doctor-patient relationship? Data & Society Fellow Claudia Haupt identifies some legal questions we should be asking....

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Data & Society's speaker series – Databites – is geared toward engaging our network and the broader public on unresolved questions and timely topics of interest to the D&S community.

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