3 Tech Ethics Books To Read in 2021

The video discusses three tech ethics books recommended for 2021: 'Atlas of AI' by Kate Crawford, which explores the practical implications of AI; 'Invisible Women' by Caroline Criado Perez, which examines data bias in systems designed for men; and 'Race After Technology' by Ruha Benjamin, which analyzes the intersection of technology and race. Each book provides insights into how technology can perpetuate biases and offers solutions for creating fairer systems.

What is the main focus of the book 'Atlas of AI' by Kate Crawford?

• AI programming techniques

• Theoretical aspects of AI

• Practical implications of AI systems

• History of AI development

Which book is recommended for understanding AI's impact on society without a technical background?

• Race After Technology

• Invisible Women

• Atlas of AI

• The Ethics of AI

Which book discusses the impact of gender assumptions on data systems?

• Atlas of AI

• The Ethics of AI

• Invisible Women

• Race After Technology

What example is used in 'Invisible Women' to illustrate gender bias in policy?

• Educational policies

• Snow plowing policies

• Healthcare policies

• Taxation policies

What is a key theme in 'Invisible Women' by Caroline Criado Perez?

• Environmental sustainability

• Technological advancements

• Economic inequality

• Data bias in a male-designed world

Who is the author of 'Race After Technology'?

• Shoshana Zuboff

• Ruha Benjamin

• Caroline Criado Perez

• Kate Crawford

What concept does Ruha Benjamin introduce in 'Race After Technology'?

• Tech neutrality

• Data neutrality

• New Gym Code

• Algorithmic transparency