Machined Prejudice: Three Sources of Technology Bias
Technology bias can amplify the worst of human nature. How do we keep it out of artificial intelligence?
Technology bias can amplify the worst of human nature. How do we keep it out of artificial intelligence?
It’s time to recognize that people are not the product and that end user contributions to social networks deserve to be compensated.
Carl Icahn’s “shareholder activism” against Apple is putting lipstick on a corporate raider. It’s shareholder primacy and what’s most wrong with business.
Shareholder primacy forces businesses to maximize returns for shareholders; it’s time to stop teaching that in our business schools.
The “distorporation” is a virulent new form of corporate partnership that is shrouded in secrecy and profits – the new dark matter of our economy.
Technology plays two critical roles in the distribution of wealth, cutting jobs and income from below, while concentrating profits for investors from above.
Curating relationships keeps our content visible in the social stream and creates a powerful feedback loop. Why that matters to us and to society.
An overview of stakeholder theory and the three ways people justify adopting its principles.
It’s easy to argue about fairness – because our society operates with two very different definitions of the word.