From targeted advertising and insurance to education and policing, Cathy O'Neil's new book 'Weapons of Math Destruction' looks at how algorithms and big data are targeting the poor, reinforcing racism and amplifying inequality.
From targeted advertising and insurance to education and policing, Cathy O'Neil's new book 'Weapons of Math Destruction' looks at how algorithms and big data are targeting the poor, reinforcing racism and amplifying inequality.
From targeted advertising and insurance to education and policing, Cathy O'Neil's new book 'Weapons of Math Destruction' looks at how algorithms and big data are targeting the poor, reinforcing racism and amplifying inequality.
From targeted advertising and insurance to education and policing, Cathy O'Neil's new book 'Weapons of Math Destruction' looks at how algorithms and big data are targeting the poor, reinforcing racism and amplifying inequality.
If current trends persist, it will take 228 years for black families to accumulate the same amount of wealth as whites, according to a report released this week from the Corporation for Economic Development and the Institute for Policy Studies. For Latino families, it will take 84 years.
From targeted advertising and insurance to education and policing, Cathy O'Neil's new book 'Weapons of Math Destruction' looks at how algorithms and big data are targeting the poor, reinforcing racism and amplifying inequality.
