Researcher Manny Moss and Mona Sloane reflect on the changes they would like to see in conversation around AI in 2020. Read on Nature

In collaboration with other scholars, Faculty Fellow Anita Say Chan lays out the demands for a feminist data manifest-no. Read on FEMINIST DATA MANIFEST-NO

How can we do less harm to communities of color with the technology we create? In their new paper Advancing Racial Literacy in Tech, Data & Society 2018-19 Fellows Jessie Daniels and Mutale Nkonde and 2017-18 Fellow Dara... Read more

Manny Moss and Friederike Schüür examine how the rhetoric around DS/ML systems affects how they are actually implemented. Read on EPIC

Brian Callaci connects franchises, workers' rights, and antitrust law. Read on Washington Center for Equitable Growth

Data & Society INFRA Lead Ingrid Burrington traces the history of Silicon Valley and its residents. "Now San Jose has an opportunity to lift up these workers placed at the bottom of the tech industry as much as the wealthy... Read on The Atlantic

In e-flux, Data & Society INFRA Lead Ingrid Burrington contemplates the maps of the internet. "The historical maps made of the internet—and, later, the maps of the world made by the internet—are both reflection and instrum... Read on e-flux

Data & Society INFRA Lead Ingrid Burrington reflects on her visit to Spaceport America. "It’s a quintessential American desert trope: the future as rehearsal rather than reality. Many promises for technologies of future ur... Read on The Atlantic

In this essay, D&S Fellow Taeyoon Choi interrogates technology designed for those with disabilities. "Even with the most advanced technology, disability can not and—sometimes should not—disappear from people. There are dis... Read on The New Inquiry

In the essay, Data & Society INFRA Lead Ingrid Burrington grounds technological development in the environment. "While the aforementioned narratives are strategic in their own worlds, they tend to maintain the premise that... Read on Increment