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 are some practical implications of artificial intelligence systems highlighted in 'Atlas of AI'?

What are the main themes discussed in the book 'Atlas of AI' by Kate Crawford?

How does 'Invisible Women' by Caroline Criado Perez address data bias?

In what ways can changing systems to increase gender equality lead to better outcomes, as discussed in 'Invisible Women'?

What insights does the book 'Invisible Women' provide regarding the design of urban policies?

What is the significance of the 'New Gym Code' concept introduced by Ruha Benjamin in 'Race After Technology'?

How does the author of 'Race After Technology' suggest we can engage communities affected by algorithms?