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As a technologist, I spend my days building the architecture of the future. As a historian, I recognize when that architecture is being used to replicate the barriers of the past. The Digital Toll explores the intersection of AI, data science, and civil rights in the year 2025. From "Algorithmic Redlining" to the demographic biases confirmed in recent NIST reporting, we analyze how automated systems are becoming the new gatekeepers of the American experiment. Join me as we audit our digital infrastructure, deconstruct the "black box" of social surveillance, and discuss the roadmap for reclaiming our digital sovereignty.
By Ed OdomAs a technologist, I spend my days building the architecture of the future. As a historian, I recognize when that architecture is being used to replicate the barriers of the past. The Digital Toll explores the intersection of AI, data science, and civil rights in the year 2025. From "Algorithmic Redlining" to the demographic biases confirmed in recent NIST reporting, we analyze how automated systems are becoming the new gatekeepers of the American experiment. Join me as we audit our digital infrastructure, deconstruct the "black box" of social surveillance, and discuss the roadmap for reclaiming our digital sovereignty.