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South Africa’s Private Surveillance Machine is Fueling a Digital Apartheid
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Author: Karen Hao and Heidi Swart; Publisher: MIT Technology Review; Publication Year: 2022. In the following article, Karen Hao writes the second story in a 5 part series on artificial intelligence (AI) colonialism. Heidi Swart, a South African freelance investigative journalist joins her to write this story. This story focuses on how private surveillance firms…
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Data privacy concerns make the post-Roe era uncharted territory
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Author: Juliana Kim; Publisher: National Public Radio; Publication Year: 2022. The following article discusses the role of data in the post-Roe vs. Wade legal framework. Several states have limited or banned abortion since the Supreme Court overturned Roe in June. The reversal of Roe and subsequent restriction of abortion has opened the door to the…
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Critical Questions for Facial Recognition Technologies in Higher Education: A Handbook for Stakeholders and Decision-Makers
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Author: Jillian Kwong, Stefanie Demetriades, Ali Rachel Pearl, Noy Thrupkaew, Jef Pearlman, Colin Maclay; Publisher: MASTS “Mobilizing Controversy” Working Group; Publication Year: 2021. The following resource provides insight into what facial recognition is and how it should be used in higher education settings, whether it is for security purposes, tracking health such as during COVID-19,…
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Taser Maker Halts Drone Project; Most of Its Ethics Panel Resigns
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Author: Jeffrey Dastin, Paresh Dave; Publisher: Reuters; Publication Year: 2022. The following article discusses how the chairman and 9 other members of the 12 person artificial intelligence (AI) ethics board for the company Axon (the original developer of the taser) have resigned after the company announced a project to develop drones equipped with stun guns,…
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ICE Doubles Down On Controversial Facial Recognition Technology
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Author: Eloise Goldsmith; Publisher: Who What Why; Publication Year: 2021. The following article discusses how Clearview artificial intelligence (AI) has a database with up to 10 billion faces and has biometric identifiers as well. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has plans to continue partnering with them, however, ICE has been known to unethically use…
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Internet Research Ethics
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Author: Elizabeth A. Buchanan; Publisher: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; Publication Year: 2021. The following resource discusses how internet research comes with a myriad of ethical questions: What ethical obligations do researchers have to protect the privacy of subjects engaging in activities in “public” internet spaces? What are such public spaces? Is there any reasonable expectation…
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Great Promise but Potential for Peril
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Author: 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. At first, AI was thought to just automate simple and repetitive tasks. However, it turned into being much more useful…
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