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“How Facebook’s Algorithm Suppresses Content Diversity (Modestly) and How the Newsfeed Rules Your Clicks” by Zeynep Tufekci (Medium, 2015)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“How We Analyzed the COMPAS Recidivism Algorithm” by Jeff Larson, Surya Mattu, Lauren Kirchner and Julia Angwin (Pro Publica, 2016).

08/08/2017 added by Samantha Bates
“How to Hijack Facebook Using Firesheep,” Sharon Machlis, PC World (2010)

08/16/2013 added by Cyber Reading Group
“How we Analyzed the COMPAS Recidivism Algorithm” by Jeff Larson, Surya Mattu, Lauren Kirchner and Julia Angwin (ProPublica, 2016)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Humans, Not Robots, Are the Real Reason Artificial Intelligence Is Scary” by Zach Musgrave and Bryan Roberts (The Atlantic, 2015)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“I Make $1.45 a Week and I Love It,” Katharine Mieszkowski, Salon (2006)

08/15/2013 added by Cyber Reading Group
“If You Have a Problem, Ask Everyone,” Cornelia Dean, New York Times (2008)

08/15/2013 added by Cyber Reading Group
“Information Operations and Facebook” by Facebook Newsroom (2017)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Information about W3C and Encrypted Media Extensions (EME)” W3C (March 2016)

12/16/2016 added by Samantha Bates
“Internet Makes Dow Jones Open to Suit in Australia,” Felicity Barringer. The New York Times (December 11, 2002)

09/11/2013 added by Cyber Reading Group
“Is Effective Regulation of AI Possible? Eight Potential Regulatory Problems” by John Danaher (Philosophical Disquistions 2015).

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Is This Time Different? The Opportunities and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence,” by Jason Furman (expanded remarks from the AI Now expert workshop, 2016)

01/22/2018 added by Griswold505
“Jay Z Can Thank Supreme Court for Setback in 'Big Pimpin' Lawsuit" by Eriq Gardner

02/05/2015 added by nagham
“Jay Z Can Thank Supreme Court for Setback in 'Big Pimpin' Lawsuit" by Eriq Gardner

01/17/2016 added by nagham
“Jay-Z Says 'Big Pimpin'' Copyright Suit Came Too Late" by Matthew Heller

02/05/2015 added by nagham
“Jay-Z Says 'Big Pimpin'' Copyright Suit Came Too Late" by Matthew Heller

01/17/2016 added by nagham
“Learning to trust artificial intelligence systems” (IBM)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Machine Learning and the Law: Five Theses” by Thomas Burri (Machine Learning and the Law Conference, 2017)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Machine Learning that Matters” by Kiri L. Wagstaff (JPL)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Machines without Principals (sic): Liability Rules and Artificial Intelligence” by David C. Vladeck (Washington Law Review, 2014)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Million-dollar babies” (The Economist, 2016)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Minds, Brains, and Programs” by John Searle (Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1980).

08/08/2017 added by Samantha Bates
“Moral Crumple Zones: Cautionary Tales in Human-Robot Interaction” by M.C. Elish (We Robot, 2016)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Our Fear of Artificial Intelligence” by Paul Ford (MIT Technology Review, February 11, 2015)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Our Machines Now Have Knowledge We’ll Never Understand” by David Weinberger (Wired, 2017)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Physiognomy’s New Clothes” by Agüera y Arcas, Mitchell, and Todorov (Medium, 2017)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Pom Wins in the Supreme Court. Now it's Pom v. Coke, Round 2”

04/25/2016 added by Nick Papadis
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<p>A Bloomberg expert provides analysis of the Supreme Court's ruling on the Pom v. Coke case.</p> (less)
“President Obama’s January 17, 2014 speech on NSA Reforms,” The Washington Post (January 17, 2014)

12/29/2016 added by Samantha Bates
“Principles for Accountable Algorithms and a Social Impact Statement for Algorithms” by Nicholas Diakopoulos et al. (Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in Machine Learning)

01/02/2018 added by Griswold505
“Protecting Privacy Through a Responsible Decryption Policy,” Andrew Ungberg, Harvard Journal of Law and Technology (2009)

08/15/2013 added by Cyber Reading Group