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No Way Up: Kathy Wang’s “Impostor Syndrome” Is a Tech World Satire
The book externalizes the ethical issues confronting tech.
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Our Internet, Ourselves: 7 Extremely Online Books for the Twitter-Weary
These seven books explain our dysfunctional relationship with the internet.
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Celeb Buzz: Sex Toy Brands Are Increasingly Bringing on Famous Faces
Sexual shame can’t be stopped by the power of a pretty, popular, and palatable celebrity.
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Undetectable: “Coded Bias” Challenges the Racism of Facial-Recognition Software
Artificial intelligence is a danger to our civil rights when it replicates historical qualities of any real-life bias.
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“The Hierarchies” Imagines a World Where Sex Robots Have Human Impulses
It’s a shocking and eye-opening debut, one that has me looking at my coffee maker a little differently.
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Bird’s Eye: Surveillance Culture Comes for Nannies
Unlike suspicion and mistrust, trust is not easily built. Once built, it may experience ruptures and need frequent repairs.
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Need an Abortion? There’s an App for That
Now there’s an even more intimate way to access abortion information that can be truthful and reliable or wildly misleading—an app on your smartphone.
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Sticky Fingers: What Have We Learned from a Decade of Sexting?
Regardless of the progression of sexting as a practice, the way women are exploited online has yet to change.
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The Unbearable Whiteness of Leftist YouTube
Years before the rise of so-called LeftTube, men on the site were endlessly abusing, harassing, and threatening women of color.
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Drop the Fry: Judging Elizabeth Holmes’s Voice Comes down to Bias
Amazon’s Alexa, Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana, and Google Assistant have one thing in common: They all have female-identified voices and names.
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