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AI Ethics Weekly – Sept 14: Is it still unethical, if you are never caught?
In Archive onInvestigations are revealing unethical behaviors by Big Tech at an unprecedented scale. Just because no one knows about it, does…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Sept 7: Back to regularly scheduled dystopian programming
In Archive onAfter a much needed break for personal and environmental reasons, we are back on our weekly schedule. Much gratitude to…
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AI Ethics Weekly – July 6: It’s time for a reality check, y’all!
In Archive onWhen you look past the spin and hype, the reality of AI isn’t all that pretty. Share this sign up…
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AI Ethics Weekly – June 1: Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt
In Archive onThe dystopian world of science fiction is upon us but many are choosing to deny the horrific consequences and stay…
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AI Ethics Weekly – May 25: It’s Time For Change
In Archive onAs we slowly make our way out of the pandemic, it’s time to think about what kind of world we…
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AI Ethics Weekly – May 18: The Mother Lode of All Awful Things
In Archive onThis past week was a continuation of racist algorithms, sexist tropes, and good old fashioned creepy surveillance. At a time…
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AI Ethics Weekly – May 11: Begin UnGooglify()
In Archive onMore organizations and individuals are shunning Google as employer, sponsor, and research funder, worsening the reputation hit for the tech…
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AI Ethics Weekly – May 4: Oh No. Not Again.
In Archive onEthics whack-a-mole by big tech & authoritarian governments reminds us that we need to get serious about these transgressions before…
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AI Ethics Weekly – April 26: The Big Tech Dumpster Fire
In Archive onHumanitarian Crisis Alert “India on Monday reported 352,991 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total to more than 17.3 million…
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AI Ethics Weekly – April 20: Black Mirror is a Reality Show
In Archive onEvery day we find new evidence that shows the dystopian technology of the future may already be here. If you…
