The Social Life of Algorithmic Harms
This series of essays seeks to expand our vocabulary of algorithmic harms to help protect against them.
The article “The Social Life of Algorithmic Harms” explores how algorithmic systems can cause harm not just through technical flaws, but through their entanglement with social, political, and institutional contexts.
It argues that addressing algorithmic harms requires understanding the broader social dynamics and power structures in which these systems operate, rather than focusing solely on technical fixes.
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