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Data & SocietyA Poverty Lawyer’s Guide to Fighting Automated Decision-Making Harms on Low-Income Communities Read moreSeptember 2020 -
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Data & SocietyNew cautions for HR managers on worker surveillance Read moreJuly 2020 -
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The Globe and MailThe new-found power of gig economy workers. Read on The Globe and MailJune 2020 -
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PointsPost-Pandemic Automation Part II Read on PointsJune 2020 -
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PointsPost-Pandemic Automation Part I Read on PointsJune 2020 -
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CIGIMadeleine Clare Elish explains the "moral crumple zone." Read on CIGIJune 2020 -
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Brookings InstituteResearcher Robyn Caplan explains why COVID-19 has created a problem of content mediation, rather than moderation, on social media platforms. Read on Brookings InstituteMay 2020 -
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SlateThe best way to describe what automation means today might be: machines upfront, people in the back. Read on SlateApril 2020 -
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ACM FAT* 2020A study of AI in clinical care use, with a particular focus on the sepsis detection system, "Sepsis Watch." Read on ACM FAT* 2020January 2020 -
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DatabitesRuha Benjamin presents Race After Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code. Princeton Professor Ruha Benjamin discusses the relationship between machine bias and systemic racism, analyzing specific cases of “discr... Read moreOctober 2019