Hacking the STEM Syllabus
calls for reviving technology's potential to benefit humanity by educating programmers more holistically.
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Lies, Damned Lies, and AI
shows how algorithms can both perpetuate and expose structural social and economic inequities.
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Women, Work, and India’s Rickshaw Revolution
thinks the best way to increase female participation in the labor force is with safer commutes.
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The Digital Key to Inclusive Growth
highlight the potential of technologies like mobile payment platforms to boost poor economies and regions.
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Securing the Digital Revolution
proposes measures to prevent malicious actors from exploiting new technologies and infrastructure.
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Digital Disruption’s Silver Lining
thinks technological change will give poor countries more say, not less, over their economic fate.
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The Promise of AI in the Developing World
foresees a time when artificial intelligence solves some of the poorest countries' toughest challenges.
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The Digital Divide Is Impeding Development
calls on advanced economies to do more to help poor countries integrate into the Internet economy.
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What Has Google Ever Done for Us?
argues that because users manufacture a portion of Big Tech's capital, social property rights should follow.
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The Case Against National AI Strategies
argue that countries have more to gain from cooperation and data-sharing than from zero-sum competition.
