What is good technology? Is 'good' technology even possible? And how can feminism help us work towards it? The Good Robot addresses these crucial questions through the voices of leading feminist thinkers, activists and technologists. Each thinker provides a snapshot of key challenges, questions and provocations in the field of feminism and technology. While the question of whether various AI and technological advances can be ethical is not new, the embedded nature of feminist perspectives pulls out whether this perceived 'goodness' or 'wrongness' might actually impact our lives in the 21st…mehr
What is good technology? Is 'good' technology even possible? And how can feminism help us work towards it? The Good Robot addresses these crucial questions through the voices of leading feminist thinkers, activists and technologists. Each thinker provides a snapshot of key challenges, questions and provocations in the field of feminism and technology. While the question of whether various AI and technological advances can be ethical is not new, the embedded nature of feminist perspectives pulls out whether this perceived 'goodness' or 'wrongness' might actually impact our lives in the 21st century. This book explores both the radical possibilities of technology to disrupt practices of patriarchy, colonialism, racism and beyond but also provides a significant critique of how we can contain the ethical possibilities of entities we cannot predict. In exploring unjust technological practices and engaging critical voices in the tech industry, the existing moral issues are brought to light as well as the possible ethical quagmires. This book opens a new space of discussion on digital technologies - one that insists that the future of AI is an urgent feminist issue.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Eleanor Drage is a Senior Researcher at the University of Cambridge, UK, where she uses feminist and anti-racist ideas to prevent and contest harmful uses of AI and improve AI providers' engagement with the EU AI act. She is co-host of The Good Robot podcast. Kerry McInerney is a Research Associate at the University of Cambridge, UK and one of 100 Brilliant Women in AI EthicsT 2022. She is co-host of the podcast The Good Robot and contributor to The Guilty Feminist project.
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Introduction: Good Technology Is Feminist Eleanor Drage and Kerry McInerney (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence UK) Part I: Good Relations 1. Good Technology Is Cooperative Blaise Agüera y Arcas (Google Research) 2. Good Technology Is Messy Jason Edward Lewis (Concordia University Canada) 3. Good Technology Is Biophilic N. Katherine Hayles (Duke University USA) 4. Good Technology Is Earthly Rosi Braidotti (Utrecht University the Netherlands) 5. Good Technology Is Intergenerational Sneha Revanur (President of Encode Justice) Part II: Good Systems 6. Good Technology Is Inclusive Margaret Mitchell (Chief Ethics Scientist at Hugging Face) 7. Good Technology Is Possible - But There Are Conditions Soraj Hongladarom (Chulalongkorn University Bangkok) 8. Good Technology Is Community-Centric Jennifer Lee (American Civil Liberties Union Washington USA) 9. Good Technology Is Participatory David Adelani (University College London UK) Part III: Good Designs 10. Good Technology Is Vulnerable Os Keyes (University of Washington USA) 11. Good Technology Is Slow (to Scale) Ranjit Singh (Data & Society Research Institute) 12. Good Technology is Accessible Not Just "Good Enough" Meryl Alper (Northeastern University UK) 13. Good Technology Needs an Emergency Exit Door Priya Goswami (Co-Founder of Sahiyo and Mumkin) 14. Good Technology Invites Response hannah holtzclaw (Simon Fraser University Canada) and Wendy Hui Kyong Chun (Simon Fraser University Canada) Part IV: Good Visions 15. Good Technology Is a Portal to Other Worlds Neda Atanasoski (UC Santa Cruz USA) and Felicity Amaya Schaeffer (UC Santa Cruz USA) 16. Good Technology Is/Not Asian Women Anne Anlin Cheng (Princeton University USA) 17. Good Technology Holds Up a Mirror to Ourselves Michele Elam (Stanford University USA) 18. Good Technology Needs Good Stories Kanta Dihal (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence UK) Part V: Good Rebellions 19. Good Technology Challenges Power Catherine D'Ignazio (Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA) 20. Good Technology Is Free (At Least for a Moment) Frances Negrón-Muntaner (University of Columbia USA) 21. Good Technology Subverts Militarism Kate Chandler (Georgetown University USA) 22. Good Technology Is a Fantasy Jack Halberstam (Columbia University USA)
Introduction: Good Technology Is Feminist Eleanor Drage and Kerry McInerney (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence UK) Part I: Good Relations 1. Good Technology Is Cooperative Blaise Agüera y Arcas (Google Research) 2. Good Technology Is Messy Jason Edward Lewis (Concordia University Canada) 3. Good Technology Is Biophilic N. Katherine Hayles (Duke University USA) 4. Good Technology Is Earthly Rosi Braidotti (Utrecht University the Netherlands) 5. Good Technology Is Intergenerational Sneha Revanur (President of Encode Justice) Part II: Good Systems 6. Good Technology Is Inclusive Margaret Mitchell (Chief Ethics Scientist at Hugging Face) 7. Good Technology Is Possible - But There Are Conditions Soraj Hongladarom (Chulalongkorn University Bangkok) 8. Good Technology Is Community-Centric Jennifer Lee (American Civil Liberties Union Washington USA) 9. Good Technology Is Participatory David Adelani (University College London UK) Part III: Good Designs 10. Good Technology Is Vulnerable Os Keyes (University of Washington USA) 11. Good Technology Is Slow (to Scale) Ranjit Singh (Data & Society Research Institute) 12. Good Technology is Accessible Not Just "Good Enough" Meryl Alper (Northeastern University UK) 13. Good Technology Needs an Emergency Exit Door Priya Goswami (Co-Founder of Sahiyo and Mumkin) 14. Good Technology Invites Response hannah holtzclaw (Simon Fraser University Canada) and Wendy Hui Kyong Chun (Simon Fraser University Canada) Part IV: Good Visions 15. Good Technology Is a Portal to Other Worlds Neda Atanasoski (UC Santa Cruz USA) and Felicity Amaya Schaeffer (UC Santa Cruz USA) 16. Good Technology Is/Not Asian Women Anne Anlin Cheng (Princeton University USA) 17. Good Technology Holds Up a Mirror to Ourselves Michele Elam (Stanford University USA) 18. Good Technology Needs Good Stories Kanta Dihal (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence UK) Part V: Good Rebellions 19. Good Technology Challenges Power Catherine D'Ignazio (Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA) 20. Good Technology Is Free (At Least for a Moment) Frances Negrón-Muntaner (University of Columbia USA) 21. Good Technology Subverts Militarism Kate Chandler (Georgetown University USA) 22. Good Technology Is a Fantasy Jack Halberstam (Columbia University USA)
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