Insights

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Brandeis Marshall from DataedX about the consequences of data inequity, the balancing act of qualitative and quantitative mindsets, and critical importance of humanizing data systems.

HBS Digital Initiative Director David Homa wants to know: how would you describe tech inequality?

HBS Gender Initiative Director Colleen Ammerman wants to know: when does technology not work for you?

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Ifeoma Ajunwa from the University of North Carolina School of Law about the legal and ethical implications of workplace surveillance in the age of remote work, wearable tech, and DNA testing.

In this episode, Dan Mall from SuperFriendly reflects on the importance of the designers intentions as a framework of understanding how bias can inform and perpetuate systems of inequality.

In this episode, we are speaking with James Mickens from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) about the ethical challenges in cybersecurity, the societal implications of data science, and the importance of humor in learning.

Pathways to a Just Digital Future brings together thinkers, makers, and activists to unpack the roots of inequality in tech and chart a course toward a digital world that works for everyone.

Pharma company, Moderna, has harnessed the power of digitization and artificial intelligence to push the boundaries of science, as well as their position in the race for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Tech has had an impact on sports for years, but the pandemic outbreak pushed this transformation to new heights. Here’s how athletes, fans, and managers are being changed by COVID-19.

Some new home health tech products arrive with a lot of hype about their abilities. During the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers should be wary of what these devices can — and cannot — do.