Spatial computing–that is, a form of human–computer interaction that retains or manipulates
referents of real object and spaces–is an increasingly intense focus for Meta. In 2018, Meta …

Amidst decline in public trust in technology, computing ethics have taken center stage, and
critics have raised questions about corporate “ethics washing.” Yet few studies examine the …

Big Tech is in the public and political spotlight. Usually defined as Apple, Amazon, Microsoft,
Google/Alphabet, and Facebook/Meta, Big Tech is becoming the watchword for corporate …

One of the most concrete measures towards meaningful AI accountability is to
consequentially assess and report the systems' performance and impact. However, the …

As technology companies develop mass market augmented reality (AR) glasses that are
increasingly sensor-laden and affordable, uses of such devices pose potential privacy and …

This scoping review examines the research landscape about publics' views on the ethical
challenges of AI. To elucidate how the concerns voiced by the publics are translated within …

Research on AI ethics tends to examine the subject through philosophical, legal, or technical
perspectives, largely neglecting the sociocultural one. This literature also predominantly …

Calls for “ethical Artificial Intelligence” are legion, with a recent proliferation of government
and industry guidelines attempting to establish ethical rules and boundaries for this new …

I argue that prediction is not primarily a technological means for knowing future outcomes,
but a social model for extracting and concentrating discretionary power. Prediction is a …

AI ethics is proposed, by the Big Tech companies which lead AI research and development,
as the cure for diverse social problems posed by the commercialization of data-intensive …