Symposium | Summer 2004
Summer 2004
Symposium | Summer 2004
Summer 2004
Americans don’t care about privacy as much as they say.
How Moleskine sells durability to ephemeral selves
How the platform takes us to places where we ache to go again
Authoritarians’ love for digital technology is no fluke — it’s a product of Silicon Valley’s “smart” paternalism.
Amid growing calls to break up Google, are we missing a quiet alignment between “smart” government and the universal information engine?
Don’t blame the algorithm — as long as there are racial disparities in the justice system, sentencing software can never be entirely fair.
Don’t blame the algorithm — as long as there are racial disparities in the justice system, sentencing software can never be entirely fair.
