Data-Driven Dystopia: an uninterrupted breach of ethics

Shreyansh Padarha

Data-Driven Dystopia: an uninterrupted breach of ethics

Computers and Society 2023-05-16 v1 Cryptography and Security

Authors: Shreyansh Padarha

Abstract

This article discusses the risks and complexities associated with the exponential rise in data and the misuse of data by large corporations. The article presents instances of data breaches and data harvesting practices that violate user privacy. It also explores the concept of "Weapons Of Math Destruction" (WMDs), which refers to big data models that perpetuate inequality and discrimination. The article highlights the need for companies to take responsibility for safeguarding user information and the ethical use of data models, AI, and ML. The article also emphasises the significance of data privacy for individuals in their daily lives and the need for a more conscious and responsible approach towards data management.

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data privacy data breach weapons of math destruction algorithmic bias corporate responsibility ethical ai

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@article{arxiv.2305.07934,
  title  = {Data-Driven Dystopia: an uninterrupted breach of ethics},
  author = {Shreyansh Padarha},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2305.07934},
  year   = {2023}
}

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This an in-depth analysis, on how data breaches have been on a rising trend, and must be looked up to

Data-Driven Dystopia: an uninterrupted breach of ethics

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