Hello World: Being Human in the Age of Algorithms
Fry examines real algorithmic decision systems in justice, medicine, and transport to show where AI improves outcomes and where accountability structures fail.
AI ethics & society
AI ethics, fairness, bias, model welfare, rights, and the broader social impact of advanced AI systems.
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The Ethical Algorithm
Kearns and Roth give technical foundations for fairness, privacy, and accountability in algorithms, prerequisites for any credible AI safety framework.
The Social Dilemma
Former tech insiders explain how recommendation algorithms optimize for engagement over wellbeing, a documentary case study of misaligned AI already deployed at scale.
Coded Bias
Documents how facial recognition and algorithmic systems encode racial and gender bias, showing that AI safety failures are not hypothetical but actively harming people today.
Do Robots Deserve Rights? What If Machines Become Conscious?
Kurzgesagt explores the moral-patienthood problem: if machines become conscious, what rights would they deserve—and why our existing ethics are ill-equipped to answer.