Category: 2020
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Ethics of Using and Sharing Clinical Imaging Data for Artificial Intelligence: A Proposed Framework
Author: David B Larson, David C Magnus, Matthew P Lungren, Nigam H Shah, Curtis P Langlotz; Publisher: National Library of Medicine; Publication Year: 2020. The following article discusses how when we use data to serve…
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Incorporate Inclusivity
Author: Data Science Ethics Podcast Publisher: Spotify Publication Year: 2020 Summary: The following podcast episode discusses how gender and racial gaps exist in the field of data science as it tends to be dominated by…
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How Data Privacy Leader Apple Found Itself in a Data Ethics Catastrophe
Author: Daniel Lu, Mike Loukides; Publisher: O’Reilly; Publication Year: 2020. The following article uses a terribly unsuccessful product launch between Apple and Goldman Sachs to establish the difference between compliance and ethics, show that even…
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Algorithmic Bias: Why Bother?
Author: Damini Gupta, T. S. Krishnan; Publisher: California Review Management; Publication Year: 2020. The following article highlights the importance and the need to reduce algorithmic bias. The article starts by recognizing that human bias will…
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Great Promise but Potential for Peril
Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Decision-Making, Discrimination, Healthcare, Hiring Software, Human Judgement, Machine Learning, Product Development, Surveillance, Unconscious BiasAuthor: Christina Pazzanese Publisher: The Harvard Gazette Publication Year: 2020 Summary: The following article starts off by talking about all the different ways in which AI or machine learning can help improve society and business.…
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Data Feminism
Binaries, Context, Data Collection, Hierarchies, Indigenous Peoples, Intersectionality, Power Distribution, Power StructuresAuthor: Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein; Publisher: MIT Press; Publication Year: 2020. In the following book D’Ignazio and Klein present a new lens for thinking about data science and ethics. Their ideas are based on…
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What Gets Counted Counts
Author: Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein; Publisher: MIT Press; Publication Year: 2020. The following book chapter considers how within data science, practitioners are used to seeing the world in 1s and 0s – in fact,…
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The Numbers Don’t Speak for Themselves
Author: Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein; Publisher: MIT Press; Publication Year: 2020. The following book chapter discusses how context is everything. Numbers are just numbers and cannot speak for themselves. Future data scientists need to…