"More Than a Glitch" is a book by Meredith Broussard that explores the role of technology in society, particularly how it can perpetuate social inequalities. The book argues that the idea of technology as a neutral force is a myth and that it's important to understand the ways in which technology can perpetuate and amplify biases and inequalities. I recently read the book to occupy myself during boring lectures, and I have to say, it was a real hoot. If you're looking for a book that will make you laugh out loud while also making you think about the ways technology can perpetuate social inequalities, this is the book for you. Broussard, a professor of data journalism at New York University, uses examples from the worlds of journalism, advertising, and criminal justice to illustrate her points. For example, she discusses how algorithms used in the criminal justice system can be biased against certain groups and how the lack of diversity in the tech industry can le...
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