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digital technology, maintenance and equity in Aotearoa New Zealand
edited by Anna Pendergrast and Kelly Pendergrast
Digital technology, maintenance and equity in Aotearoa New Zealand
240 pages
illustrations
Contents: Introduction : building the world for everyone / Kelly Pendergrast and Anna Pendergrast -- The possibility of the internet of things = Te āheitanga o te Ipurangi o Ngā Mea / Amber Craig and Hīri Te Rangi, in conversation with Kelly Pendergrast and Anna Pendergrast -- Don't wait until it happens to you : caring about digital accessibility and inclusion = Kaua e tatari kia pāngia rā anō koe : te aro ki te āheitanga me te kauawhi matihiko / Siobhan McCarthy -- Honouring Te Tiriti o Waitangi in data and technology projects = Te whakahōnore i Te Tireti o Waitangi i roto i te rauranga me ngā kaupapa hangarau / Karaitiana Taiuru -- Robots in the workplace : behind the digital interface = Ngā karehiko kei te wāhi mahi : kei muri i te tāhono matihiko / Karly Burch, Moana Nepia, Nicholas Jones, Marama Muru-Lanning, Henry Williams, Mira O'Connor -- Participatory design for a digital world = Te hoahoa whakauruuru mō te ao matihiko / Anna Brown -- Filter bubbles : nuance, intentionality and political resistance = Ngā mirimiru tātari : ngā āhuatanga, the whai pūtake me te ātete tōrangapū / Sarah Hendrica Bickerton -- Beyond the ban : principled regulation of facial recognition technology = Kei tua i rāhuitanga : te whakarite kia matatika the hangarau āhukahuka kanohi / Nessa Lynch -- The algorithm charter = He tūtohi hātepe mō Aotearoa / Andrew Chen -- My product, my right to repair it = Taku hua, taku motika ke te tapi / Graeme Austin, Hannah Blumhardt, Sarah Pritchett and Paul Smith -- Notes -- Acknowledgements -- About the authors -- About BWB texts
Summary: Many of today’s digital technologies inadvertently amplify the power structures and prejudices of wider society. By examining the way digital tools and platforms are designed, built, and maintained, this BWB Text aims to identify how we can do better for everyone in Aotearoa. Following on from the success of Shouting Zeros and Ones (BWB Texts), this fresh collection includes writers with specifi c expertise in applying topics such as environmental science, law and Te Tiriti o Waitangi to recent developments in technology. More Zeros and Ones continues the exploration of emerging issues for digital technology and society in Aotearoa New Zealand. (Publisher)
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