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InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Oct 18, 2023Shaping AI Systems By Shifting PowerWhy we need participatory methods in AI, and what this looks like at Data & Society
InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Jun 28, 2023What’s at Stake in Wellness CapitalismIn a new primer, Tamara K. Nopper and Eve Zelickson trace and critique employers’ growing role in worker health.A response icon1A response icon1
InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Mar 8, 2023Essential Workers are Essentially UnprotectedThe authors of a new report on worker health data and surveillance during the pandemic reflect on what COVID-19 changed, and what it…
InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Feb 22, 2023Why Amazon’s Mistreatment of its Sellers is a Matter of Public InterestIn a new report, Moira Weigel focuses on the third party sellers who fuel the company’s global retail business.
InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Feb 15, 2023The Social Life of Algorithmic HarmsThis series of essays seeks to expand our vocabulary of algorithmic harms — and with it, our capacity to defend ourselves against them.
InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Jan 18, 2023Thinking and Reading at the Intersection of Labor, Race, and TechThe rise of data-centric technologies is an opportunity for the labor and racial justice movements to build new bridges.
InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Dec 8, 2022Searching for Parables of AIRanjit Singh and Rigoberto Lara Guzmán discuss the evolution of their project and the relationship of stories to research.
InData & Society: PointsbyData & Society·Oct 26, 2022Celebrating Data & Society founder danah boyd“She’s never just doing one thing; she’s always doing 100 things that connect together over time.”