The essays are all here – except for my response essay which will appear tomorrow. I cannot even express how grateful I am to have this set of brilliant readers approach the book with a critical and constructive eye, which was exactly the goal of the book.

Symposium on Orly Lobel’s “The Equality Machine”

In Praise of Inequality, by Colleen V. Chien

Naïve Realism, Cognitive Bias, and the Benefits and Risks of AI, by Harry Surden

On the Need For (and Difficulties of) Reaching A “Mature Position” About AI, by Oren Tamir & Tomer Kenneth

The Machine in the Mirror, by Stephanie Bornstein

Public-Private AI Governance Partnerships, by Elena Chachko

The Transparency Machine, by Talia Gillis

Dreams and Dystopia, by Matthew Bodie

The Health Equity Machine?, by Jessica L. Roberts

Discrimination and the Human Algorithm, by Mark Lemley

Cycles and Loops: Human Actors in Lobel’s “The Equality Machine,” by Pallavi Bugga & W. Nicholson Price II

Technology is Not the Boogeyman: Orly Lobel’s “The Equality Machine,” by Christopher Slobogin

Can We Build an Equality Machine? An Introduction, by Rachel Arnow-Richman

*This is the introduction to a symposium on Orly Lobel’s The Equality Machine: Harnessing Digital Technology for a Brighter, More Inclusive Future, selected by The Economist as a best book of 2022. All posts from this symposium can be found here. Further reviews can be found at Science, The Economist, and Kirkus. Consider these paradoxical […]

Posted by Orly Lobel on March 17, 2023 at 12:47 PM

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