In Episode 6 we continue in our series of deep dives into technical and social issues with automation by taking a first principles look at what technology does, along with discussing why that is important for AI and automation systems. To get this grounding we'll look at the book *What Things Do* by Peter-Paul Verbeek.

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In Episode 5 we continue in our series of deep dives into technical and social issues with automation by looking at how algorithms are more than just code.

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In this week's TechnoSpotlight mini-episode we discuss a security video by Dan Kaminsky, a new book on AI by Kate Crawford, and a new book on data by Jer Thorp.

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In Episode 3 we continue in our series of deep dives into technical and social issues with automation by discussing automation today, including AI-enabled Robotic Process Automation, and we're going to do that by diving into a series of three articles by technology consultant and professor Jeffrey Funk.

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In Episode 2 we continue in our series of deep dives into technical and social issues with automation by discussing remote work and diving into the book *Forces of Production: A Social History of Industrial Automation* by author David Noble.

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I begin a series of deep dives on technical and social issues around automation by diving into the book Automation and the Future of Work by Aaron Benanav.

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