An MIT Technology Review Series: AI Colonialism | MIT Technology Review
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An investigation into how AI is enriching a powerful few by dispossessing communities that have been dispossessed before.
An MIT Technology Review series, supported by the MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowship Program and the Pulitzer Center, investigating how AI is enriching a powerful few by dispossessing communities that have been dispossessed before. EDEL RODRIGUEZ INTRODUCTION Artificial intelligence is creating a new world order Over the last few years, an increasing number of scholars have argued that the impact of AI is repeating the patterns of colonial history. European colonialism, they say, was characterized by the violent capture of land, extraction of resources, and exploitation of…
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