Discrimination through data is becoming a real social problem.

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Through textual, media and advertising analyses, Safiya Umoja Noble reveals how these platforms maintain a racist and sexist culture through the discoverability of content. Amazon.com - Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism - Noble, Safiya Umoja - Books Do algorithms make the law?, Aurélie Jean Algorithms are an integral part of our lives: they help us move, work, take care of ourselves, and even legislate. However, we know and understand little about them. Do they make the law? Through this question, Aurélie Jean attempts to demystify the power of algorithms and underlines the importance of their supervision in the law.


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Emotional dependence, isolation, loss of freedom, amplification of stereotypes are challenges that must then be taken into consideration in the development of these technologies. Laurence Devillers asks the central questions of responsibility on the application of these "emotional" robots within society and the issues they represent for our human dignity. The Metaverse: And How it Will Revolutionize Everything , Matthew Ball The term “metaverse” is on everyone’s lips. But what does it refer to exactly? For Matthew Ball, it’s a persistent, 3D virtual world, a network of interconnected experiences and devices, tools and infrastructures, far beyond simple virtual reality, about to revolutionize every sector and every function, from finance to healthcare to consumer products and even sex work.