Opening up Pandora’s box: Algorithms and LGBT rights
Sarah Schlothauer examines how technology can be used to target minority groups, especially LGBT people
Data mirrors reality
Natalie Beyer dispels some of the misconceptions about data science, data collection, and how artificial intelligence uses information
“One of the learnings as a physicist is that an important part of the model is what is not part of the model”
Interview with Andreas Weigend, former Chief Scientist of Amazon.com, author of Data for the People
Technology cannot replace trust in institutions
"How do you get voters to trust institutions?" Paul Ostwald explores the outcome of the 2017 Kenyan elections, the potentials of electronic voting, and the process of institutionalizing platforms
The accidental cosmopolitanism of Facebook and the intellectual flaws behind Zuckerberg’s hope for a global community
Roberto Simanowski takes a closer look at the consequences of Facbook, social media bubbling, and critiques of Western culture through the lens of the Zuckerberg-focused manifesto