The implementation and governance of algorithms has become 'a human rights issue.' The harms perpetrated on mostly marginalized groups due to the structure of the AI supply chain are evident.
Murgia highlights AI's damaging effects, from predictive policing stigmatizing children in Amsterdam to data workers in Kenya vulnerable to exploitation. There are positive examples like AI-assisted apps aiding doctors in Indian villages battling tuberculosis.
Despite the grim outlook, Murgia believes there's still a chance to redefine our relationship with AI. She argues for viewing AI as a tool to preserve the existing world.
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