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The Ethics of Facial Recognition Technology
Facial recognition technology presents a unique threat to freedom and human dignity. Once the technology is installed, people will become acclimated to it, and abusive uses will be nearly inevitable.
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Evan Selinger, Brenda Leong |
2021 |
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Journalism and the Voice Intelligence Industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems that analyze human voices have important implications for the creation and marketing of news.
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Joseph Turow |
2020 |
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The Future of Work in the Age of AI: Displacement or Risk-Shifting?
Artificial intelligence-based systems (AI) are altering the conditions and quality of work. Employers use AI to shift risks to low-wage workers, adopting irregular schedules or systems that force workers to adopt a strenuous pace.
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Karen Levy, Pegah Moradi |
2020 |
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The Inconsentability of Facial Surveillance
People may be asked to consent to uses of facial recognition technologies, but do not understand the implications of these technologies for their own autonomy or for society as a whole, and cannot give valid consent.
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Evan Selinger, Woodrow Hartzog |
2020 |
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The Paradox of Automation as Anti-Bias Intervention
Automated decision-making systems may facilitate bias. Job seekers lack access to the data and algorithms used by automated hiring systems, hindering plaintiff’s efforts to prove “disparate impact” discrimination under Title VII.
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Ifeoma Ajunwa |
2020 |
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Governing Privacy in the Datafied City
Privacy is necessary for cities to remain politically and culturally diverse. Large cities initiate lawsuits to protect citizens’ privacy, but also collect large amounts of data, and may not protect privacy consistently.
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Ira Rubinstein, Bilyana Petkova |
2020 |
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Informing the Design of a Personalized Privacy Assistant for the Internet of Things
Personalized Privacy Assistant (PPAs) will help users manage Internet of Things (IoT) device data collection. The best PPAs will learn from users and offer suggestions from unbiased sources.
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Alessandro Acquisti, Jessica Colnago, Lorrie Faith Cranor, Megan Ung, Norman Sadeh, Sarah Pearman, Tharangini Palanivel, Yuanyuan Feng |
2020 |
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Using Data and Respecting Users
Firms should make ethical choices in using data to avoid souring relationships with users. Three basic guidelines reduce risk and help maintain user trust.
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Marshall Van Alstyne, Alisa Lenart |
2020 |
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The Automated Administrative State: A Crisis of Legitimacy
Federal and state agencies increasingly use automation and software to carry out their responsibilities, resulting in a loss of due process and accountability. However, some agencies use technology effectively.
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Danielle Citron, M. Ryan Calo |
2020 |
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Race, Labor, and the Future of Work
As automation and globalization transform the labor market, the need for labor protection for racial minorities remains a concern. Emerging artificial intelligence (AI) systems may worsen labor inequalities.
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Ifeoma Ajunwa |
2020 |