Avoiding an oppressive future of machine learning : a design theory for emancipatory assistants
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2021
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Authors: | Kane, Gerald C. ; Young, Amber G. ; Majchrak, Ann ; Ransbotham, Sam |
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MIS quarterly. - Minneapolis, Minn : MISRC, ISSN 2162-9730, ZDB-ID 2068190-2. - Vol. 45.2021, 1, Art.-No. 45:1.12, p. 371-396
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Subject: | Machine learning | artificial intelligence | designtheory | criticaltheory | next generation | oppression | emancipation | pedagogy | emergingtechnologies | socio-technical systems | affordances | future forecasting | freedom | social inclusion | algorithm | agency | rationality | autonomy | Künstliche Intelligenz | Artificial intelligence | Algorithmus | Algorithm | Rationalität | Rationality |
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