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ORCIDIEEE Technology and Society Magazine, Volume 41
Volume 41, Number 1, March 2022
- Clinton J. Andrews
:
50 Years of Good Trouble. 3-4 - Jeremy Pitt:
The Principles of Cyber-Anarcho-Socialism. 5-10 - Jordan R. Schoenherr:
The Currency of the Attentional Economy: The Uses and Abuses of Attention in Our World. 11-14 - Clinton J. Andrews:
Preparing to Design Robots for Social Contexts. 15-17 - Mahdi Kafaee, Mostafa Taqavi:
The New York Times Test: An Intersubjective Reconsideration. 18-22 - Vincent Mosco:
Talk Radio's America: How an Industry Took Over a Political Party That Took Over the United States - Brian Rosenwald (Cambridge, MA, USA: Harvard Univ. Press, 2019, 358 pp.). 23-25 - James R. Russell:
Scientists Under Surveillance: The FBI Files - edited by JPat Brown, B. C. D. Lipton, and Michael Morisy (Cambridge, MA, USA: The MIT Press, 2019, 413 + xix pp.). 26-28 - Jacob Ossar:
Why Trust Science? - Naomi Oreskes (Princeton, NJ, USA: Princeton Univ. Press, 2019, 360 pp.). 29-31 - Holger Regenbrecht, Jung-Woo Noel Park, Stuart Duncan, Steven Mills, Rosa Lutz, Laurie Lloyd-Jones, Claudia Ott, Bubba Thompson, Dean Whaanga, Robert W. Lindeman, Kris Tong, Rory Clifford, Nadia Jones, Paora Mato, Te Taka Keegan, Hemi Whaanga:
Ātea Presence - Enabling Virtual Storytelling, Presence, and Tele-Co-Presence in an Indigenous Setting. 32-42 - Morteza Rahimi, Mostafa Taqavi, Amin Shafikhani:
Reflection on the Relationship Between Societies and Technologies: The "Global Networked Heterogeneous Co-Construction". 43-53 - Jordan R. Schoenherr:
Whose Privacy, What Surveillance? Dimensions of the Mental Models for Privacy and Security. 54-65 - Harry Surden:
Values Embedded in Legal Artificial Intelligence. 66-74 - Gonzalo Génova, Valentín Moreno Pelayo, M. Rosario González Martín:
A Lesson From AI: Ethics Is Not an Imitation Game. 75-81 - Jeff Robbins:
The Intelligence Factor: Technology and the Missing Link. 82-93 - Christine Perakslis:
A Golden Jubilee: Trumpets, Technology, and Tenacity. 95-96
Volume 41, Number 2, June 2022
- Clinton J. Andrews:
Fifty Years Hence. 3-5 - Jeremy Pitt:
The Digital Transformation and Modern Indentured Servitude. 6-9 - Michael G. Michael, Katina Michael:
Capitalism and the Enchanted Screen: Myths and Allegories in the Digital Age - Aleks Wansbrough (London, U.K.: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2021, 232 pp.). 10-13 - A. David Wunsch:
Bored, Lonely, Angry, Stupid: Changing Feelings About Technology - From the Telegraph to Twitter - Luke Fernandez and Susan J. Matt (Cambridge, MA, USA: Harvard Univ. Press, 2019). 14-16 - Eric P. Wenaas:
The Alchemy of Us: How Humans and Matter Transformed One Another - Ainissa Ramirez (Cambridge, MA, USA: MIT Press, 2020, 328 pp.). 17-19 - Jeremy Pitt, Maria Tzanou:
Special Issue Introduction: Against Modern Indentured Servitude ("I'm Spartacus"). 20-23 - Josiah Ober:
Human Flourishing, Servitude, and Why They Are Incompatible. 24-29 - Katina Michael:
Modern Indentured Servitude in the Gig Economy: A Case Study on the Deregulation of the Taxi Industry in the United States. 30-41 - Roba Abbas, Katina Michael:
Co-Designing Location-Based Services for Individuals Living With Dementia: An Overview of Present and Future Modes of Operation. 42-46 - Jordan Miller:
Social Robots: The Friend of the Future or Mechanical Mistake? 47-48 - Todd L. Pittinsky:
Taking Care With Caregiving Robots. 49-56 - Asimina Mertzani, Jeremy Pitt:
Social Influence and the Normalization of Surveillance Capitalism: Legislation for the Next Generation. 57-63 - Asimina Vasalou:
Reflections on Personalized Games-Based Learning: How Automation Is Shaped Within Everyday School Practices. 64-67 - Thomas Dannhauser:
Digitally Engineered Attention and Energy Theft via Psychological Manipulation. 68-72 - Christine Perakslis:
Eradicating Entitlement to Reduce Susceptibility to Technological Enslavement. 73-77 - Agnieszka Rychwalska:
Shadow (Profiles) in the Dark (Patterns): Who Locked Your Digital Self? 78-83 - Allison Gardner:
Responsibility, Recourse, and Redress: A Focus on the Three R's of AI Ethics. 84-89 - Genevieve Liveley:
AI Futures Literacy. 90-93 - Emma Carmel, Regine Paul:
Peace and Prosperity for the Digital Age? The Colonial Political Economy of European AI Governance. 94-104 - Maria Tzanou:
Modern Servitude and Vulnerable Social Groups: The Problem of the AI Datafication of Poor People and Women. 105-108 - Jeff Robbins:
Jeffrey Robbins - SSIT Loses a Stalwart. 109-110 - George Zarkadakis:
Toward Emancipation Through a Regenerative Digital Economy. 111-112
Volume 41, Number 3, September 2022
- Clinton J. Andrews:
Lifetimes of Involvement With SSIT. 4-6 - Jeremy Pitt:
The Unbelievable Pointlessness of Impact. 7-12 - Zihao Lin:
Accessible America: A History of Disability and Design - Bess Williamson (New York, NY, USA: New York Univ. Press, 2020, 279 pp.). 13-15 - Eric P. Wenaas:
A Pioneer of Connection: Recovering the Life and Work of Oliver Lodge - James Mussell and Graeme Gooday (Pittsburgh, PA, USA: Univ. Pittsburgh Press, 2020, 304 pp.). 16-18 - Merritt Roe Smith:
Revolver: Sam Colt and the Six-Shooter That Changed America - Jim Rasenberger (New York, NY, USA: Scribner, 2020, 436 pp.). 19-21 - Brandiff Caron, Marc Cheong, Jin Sol Kim, Jason Lajoie, Heather A. Love, Ketra A. Schmitt:
Technological Stewardship and Responsible Innovation: A Mindset, an Ethos, and an Interdisciplinary Undertaking. 22-28 - Steven Kelts:
Rethinking the Firm: Finding the Space for Ethics in Innovation. 29-37 - Jordan Richard Schoenherr:
Folkmedical Technologies and the Sociotechnical Systems of Healthcare. 38-49 - Neha Chugh:
Risk Assessment Tools on Trial: AI Systems Go? 50-57 - Mohammed Joe Masoodi, Sam Andrey:
Understanding the Use of Private Messaging Apps in Canada and Links to Disinformation. 58-70 - Sarah Spiekermann, Till Winkler:
Value-Based Engineering With IEEE 7000. 71-80 - Alexandra Morrison, Charles Wallace:
Making It Strange: Disrupting Assumptions About Technology and Ethics in Engineering and Computing Education. 81-90 - Nishan Chelvachandran, Katina Michael:
Digital Design With Children in Mind. 91-95 - Jessica M. Smith:
The Everyday Ethics of Corporate Social Responsibility. 96-97 - Evalyna Bogdan, Shaieree Cottar:
A Serious Role-Playing Game as a Pedagogical Innovation to Strengthen Flood Resilience. 98-100 - Paul Heidebrecht:
PeaceTech. 101-102 - Christine Perakslis:
The Edu-Sci Ecosystem for a Thriving Society: Revisiting Foundations of Responsible Stewardship. 103-104
Volume 41, Number 4, December 2022
- Clinton J. Andrews:
Not a Valediction. 3 - Jeremy Pitt:
Contributive Justice and Self-Actualizing Systems. 4-11 - A. David Wunsch:
Good Pictures: A History of Popular Photography - Kim Bell (Stanford, CA, USA: Stanford Univ. Press, 2020, 323 pp.). 12-15 - Daniene Byrne:
Data Feminism - Catherine D'Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein (Cambridge, MA, USA: MIT Press, 2020, 314 pp.). 16-18 - A. David Wunsch:
Riding the New York Subway: The Invention of the Modern Passenger - Stefan Höhne (Cambridge, MA, USA: MIT Press, 2021, 373 pp.). 19-22 - Matthew L. Bolton:
Humanistic Engineering: Engineering for the People. 23-38 - Marc Steen:
Learning From Indigenous Cultures. 39-43 - Robyn Ruttenberg-Rozen, Katelin Hynes:
A Feminist Ethics of Care Within Counterspaces: Supporting Inclusion in Postsecondary ICT Education. 44-53 - Angela Xiao Wu:
Data Science and the PhD Question: The Assetization of the Doctoral Habitus. 54-62 - Raphaël Khoury, Sylvain Hallé:
Are Backdoor Mandates Ethical? - A Position Paper. 63-70 - Christian Rathgeb, Pawel Drozdowski, Dinusha C. Frings, Naser Damer, Christoph Busch:
Demographic Fairness in Biometric Systems: What Do the Experts Say? 71-82 - Lu Kong, Wen Zhao:
Analysis and Countermeasures of Engineers' Ethical Behaviors in China. 83-93 - Javier Aracil:
Utility Versus Curiosity in Technology and Science. 94-98 - Ruth Lewis:
IEEE SSIT Standards Committee Chair Ruth Lewis Honored With 2022 IEEE Standards Medallion. 99 - Christine Perakslis:
An Artful Approach: Reflecting on the Past to Forewarn and Foretell. 100
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