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Here’s the 4th and last article on technology’s challenges to society and our current way of life. https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2020/7/245697-call-for-a-wake-standard-for-artificial-intelligence/fulltext LinkedInTweetShareEmail
The third viewpoint in this series talks about how an individual rights can dissipate as tech makes the surveillance state ubiquitous. Learn what a “Citizen Score” is in this article by Allison Stanger. https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2020/7/245696-consumers-vs-citizens-in-democracys-public-sphere/fulltext LinkedInTweetShareEmail
This is the second of four articles about solutions to manage the potential recklessness of unleashed computer technology that society has no guard rails for. It discusses community engaged computing (that’s Internet of Things, facial recognition, big data profiling, etc.). https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2020/7/245695-for-impactful-community-engagement/fulltext LinkedInTweetShareEmail
4 solutions that address issues of veracity, equity and economy so easily manipulated by technology. I found this collection in one of the tech journal I regularly read. They’re a fascinating read in this political season. First, “A Market for Truth to Address False Ads on Social Media”. Look for
A new tech acronym redefines the value proposition for an old municipal physical asset In a recent ACM journal article, John Mühlhäuser and his team laid out a technical and business case for SLaaP (Street Lights as a Platform). SLaaP has a viable role to play in just about every
