Computing and Race
Charlton explores the intersection of computing technology and racial issues, highlighting how the framing of crime has historically centered around blackness and brownness. He discusses the evolution of systems like facial recognition, which stem from a desire to profile suspects, revealing a persistent pattern of bias that dates back to the civil rights era. This conversation sheds light on the implications of these technological developments and their roots in societal challenges.In this clip
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Decoder with Nilay Patel
Black Software author on technology’s role in racial justice
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