AI makes us face things that we normally choose to ignore. Its algorithms don’t create our problems from scratch—rather, they reflect and reproduce the forms of inequity encoded in the geography of our cities and nations. In an age of rampant techno-optimism (and ever-growing techno-anxiety), AI is playing an ever-more central role in how we live, work, think, and play; in the conduct of government; in the futures we imagine for ourselves and our species. To learn more, PW Director of Publishing Joshua Jelly-Schapiro sat down with Ruha Benjamin and Kate Crawford—two leading voices on the social impact of AI.
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This project is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Program in Public Understanding of Science and Technology, bridging the two cultures of science and the arts.
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