The Black Box Society: Secret Algorithms That Control Money And Information Frank Pasquale Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Law Legal

Every Day Corporations Are Connecting The Dots About Our Personal Behavior—Silently Scrutinizing Clues Left Behind By Work Habits And Internet Use Data Compiled Portraits Created Incredibly Detailed To Point Of Being Invasive But Who Connects What Firms Doing With This Information? Black Box Society Argues That We All Need Be Able Do So—And Set Limits On How Big Affects Lives Hidden Algorithms Can Make (Or Ruin) Reputations Decide Destiny Entrepreneurs Or Even Devastate An Entire Economy Shrouded In Secrecy Complexity Decisions At Major Silicon Valley Wall Street Were Long Assumed Neutral Technical Leaks Whistleblowers Legal Disputes Have Shed New Light Automated Judgment Self-Serving Reckless Behavior Is Surprisingly Common Easy Hide Code Protected Real After Billions Dollars Fines Been Levied Underfunded Regulators May Only Scratched Surface Troubling Frank Pasquale Exposes Powerful Interests Abuse For Profit Explains Ways Rein Them Demanding Transparency First Step Intelligible Would Assure Key Its Most Important Fair Nondiscriminatory Open Criticism Accept As Much Accountability They Impose Others Σελίδες: 320 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0829 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm