. ¿Peroes deseable apoyar una tal tradición en la exclusión de cualquierotra cosa? ¿deberían transferirse a ella todos los derechos para quese ocupe del conocimiento, de forma que cualquier resultadoobtenido por otros métodos sea inmediatamente excluido de con-curso?

Absent this question, A/B testing reproduces structural inequality through several mechanism

the preferences of these different groups diverge, the design team must then discuss and intentionally decide what to do: if, say, both groups of women prefer one design, but both groups of men prefer another, the design team will have to make a decision about whose preferences to privilege

Universalization erases difference and produces self-reinforcing spirals of exclusion, but personalized and culturally adaptive systems too often are deployed in ways that reinforce surveillance capitalism

their gender, race, age, class, and so on are not specified. If we shift to an intersectional framework, one of the implications is that we must restructure testing at all stages, from early prototypes through quality control in mass production, around what Algorithmic Justice League founder Joy Buolamwini has described as intersectional benchmarks

Buolamwini is best known for demonstrating that facial analysis software performs worst on women with darker skin tones, but also advocates for greatly increased regulation and oversight of facial analysis tools, against their use by military or law enforcement, and fights to limit their use against marginalized people across areas as diverse as hiring, housing, and health care.9

The Design of Everyday Things is a canonical design text. It's full of useful insights and compelling examples. However, it almost entirely ignores race, class, gender, disability, and other axes of inequality. Norman very briefly states that capitalism has shaped the design of objects,17 but says it in passing and never relates it to the key concepts of the book. Race and racism appear nowhere. He uses the term women only once, in a passage that describes the Amphitheatre Louis Laird in the Paris Sorbonne, where “the mural on the ceiling shows lots of naked women floating about a man who is valiantly trying to read a boo

The point is not that it's wrong to privilege some users over others; the point is that these decisions need to be made explicit

En la columna lateral derecha se encuentran las anotaciones y comentarios que se han hecho a un documento. Hypothesis permite crear hilos de debate en comentarios específicos. Esto se hace as

La ontología política está más cerca del pragmatismo duro que del deseo liberal por entender a todo el mundo; la pax moderna ya no se sostiene (si es que realmente lo hizo alguna vez) y la dominación sin hegemonía es una propuesta costosa cuando las diferencias ontológicas se vuelven políticamente activas (

MarkPoster,forexample,arguesthattheseinvolvementsaregivingrisetonewpoliticalmovementsincyberspacewhosepoliticalsubjectsarenotcitizens,understoodasmembersofnation-states,butinsteadnetizens.[34]Byusingtheterm‘digitalcitizenship’asaheuristicconcept,NickCouldryandhiscolleaguesalsoillustratehowdigitalinfrastructuresunderstoodassocialrelationsandpracticesarecontributingtotheemergenceofaciviccultureasaconditionofcitizenship