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Artificial intelligence often appears objective, but it's fundamentally shaped by human decisions, biases, and concentrated power. This episode explores how the values and blind spots of a select few are embedded into AI systems, creating new power structures with profound societal implications.
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“Artificial intelligence often appears objective, but it's fundamentally shaped by human decisions, biases, and concentrated power. This episode explores how the values and blind spots of a select few are embedded into AI systems, creating new power structures with profound societal implications.”
— Karen Hao, AI's Human Empire: Unpacking Power and Bias
ai, power, tech
This book is for anyone seeking to move beyond surface-level understanding of artificial intelligence, offering a sharper perspective on the hidden human forces, biases, and power dynamics that truly govern our increasingly automated world, enabling more informed engagement with technology's profound societal impact.
Karen Hao, an award-winning investigative journalist, brings her deep reporting expertise to expose the intricate human decisions and power struggles that define the seemingly objective realm of artificial intelligence.