How to Know What's Real: How to Keep Watch
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With smartphones in our pockets and doorbell cameras cheaply available, our relationship with video as a form of proof is evolving.
We often say “pics or it didn’t happen!”—but meanwhile, there’s been a rise in problematic imaging including deepfakes and surveillance systems, which often reinforce embedded gender and racial biases.
So what is really being revealed with increased documentation of our lives?
And what’s lost when privacy is diminished?
In this episode of How to Know What’s Real , staff writer Megan Garber speaks with Deborah Raji, a Mozilla fellow, whose work is focused on algorithmic auditing and evaluation.
In the past, Raji worked closely with the Algorithmic Justice League initiative to highlight bias in deployed AI products.
Write to us at howtopodcast@theatlantic.com.
Music by Forever Sunset (“Spring Dance”), baegel (“Cyber Wham”), Etienne Roussel (“Twilight”), Dip Diet (“Sidelined”), Ben Elson (“Darkwave”), and Rob Smierciak (“Whistle Jazz”).
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