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We, the Data: Human Rights in the Digital Age
Author: Wendy H Wong
Year: October 10, 2023
Format: PDF
File size: PDF 2.4 MB
Language: English



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The Plot: In "We the Data Wendy H. Wong presents a rallying cry for extending human rights into the digital age, arguing that we cannot allow the development of technology to come at the cost of our humanity, autonomy, community dignity, and equality. The book examines the pervasiveness of data collection and tracking and calls for an extension of human rights to recognize how data affects what it means to safeguard and encourage human potential. As we go about our lives, we create data through our actions, and Wong argues that this data is a part of who we are. However, current policies do not yet reflect the extent to which human experiences have changed, and she advocates for engaging as stakeholders to hold data collectors accountable. The book begins by exploring the nature of datafication and its impact on society, highlighting the need for a paradigm shift in how we perceive and understand the technological process of developing modern knowledge.
В «We the Data» Венди Х. Вонг представляет объединяющий призыв к расширению прав человека в цифровую эпоху, утверждая, что мы не можем позволить развитию технологий за счет нашей человечности, автономии, достоинства сообщества и равенства. В книге рассматривается повсеместность сбора и отслеживания данных и содержится призыв к расширению прав человека, чтобы признать, как данные влияют на то, что значит защищать и поощрять человеческий потенциал. Занимаясь своей жизнью, мы создаем данные с помощью своих действий, и Вонг утверждает, что эти данные - часть того, кем мы являемся. Тем не менее, текущая политика еще не отражает степень изменения человеческого опыта, и она выступает за привлечение в качестве заинтересованных сторон к ответственности сборщиков данных. Книга начинается с изучения природы датафикации и её влияния на общество, подчёркивая необходимость смены парадигмы в том, как мы воспринимаем и понимаем технологический процесс развития современных знаний.
Dans « We the Data », Wendy H. Wong présente un appel unificateur pour l'autonomisation des droits humains à l'ère numérique, affirmant que nous ne pouvons pas permettre le développement de la technologie aux dépens de notre humanité, de notre autonomie, de la dignité de la communauté et de l'égalité. livre examine l'omniprésence de la collecte et du suivi des données et appelle à un renforcement des droits de l'homme pour reconnaître l'impact des données sur ce que signifie protéger et promouvoir le potentiel humain. Dans notre vie, nous créons des données par nos actions, et Wong affirme que ces données font partie de ce que nous sommes. Toutefois, les politiques actuelles ne reflètent pas encore l'ampleur de l'évolution de l'expérience humaine et elle préconise que les collecteurs de données soient tenus responsables en tant que parties prenantes. livre commence par une étude de la nature de la datation et de son impact sur la société, soulignant la nécessité de changer de paradigme dans la façon dont nous percevons et comprenons le processus technologique de développement des connaissances modernes.
En «We the Data», Wendy H. Wong presenta un llamamiento unificador a la expansión de los derechos humanos en la era digital, argumentando que no podemos permitir el desarrollo de la tecnología a expensas de nuestra humanidad, autonomía, dignidad comunitaria e igualdad. libro examina la omnipresencia de la recopilación y el seguimiento de datos y pide que se amplíen los derechos humanos para reconocer cómo los datos influyen en lo que significa proteger y promover la capacidad humana. Al hacer nuestras vidas, creamos datos a través de nuestras acciones, y Wong afirma que estos datos son parte de lo que somos. n embargo, la política actual todavía no refleja el grado de cambio en la experiencia humana, y aboga por responsabilizar a los recolectores de datos como partes interesadas. libro comienza con un estudio de la naturaleza de la datación y su impacto en la sociedad, enfatizando la necesidad de un cambio de paradigma en la forma en que percibimos y entendemos el proceso tecnológico del desarrollo del conocimiento moderno.
Em «We the Data», Wendy H. Wong apresenta um apelo conjunto para o aumento dos direitos humanos na era digital, alegando que não podemos permitir o desenvolvimento da tecnologia através da nossa humanidade, autonomia, dignidade da comunidade e igualdade. O livro aborda a amplitude da coleta e rastreamento de dados e pede a ampliação dos direitos humanos para reconhecer como os dados influenciam o que significa proteger e encorajar o potencial humano. Enquanto fazemos a nossa vida, criamos dados através das nossas ações, e o Wong afirma que estes dados fazem parte do que somos. No entanto, a política atual ainda não reflete o grau de mudança da experiência humana, e defende a responsabilização dos coletores de dados como partes interessadas. O livro começa por explorar a natureza da dataficção e seus efeitos na sociedade, ressaltando a necessidade de mudança de paradigma na forma como percebemos e compreendemos o processo tecnológico de desenvolvimento do conhecimento moderno.
In «We the Data» Wendy H. Wong presenta un appello unificato per l'espansione dei diritti umani nell'era digitale, sostenendo che non possiamo permettere lo sviluppo tecnologico attraverso la nostra umanità, l'autonomia, la dignità della comunità e l'uguaglianza. Il libro affronta la diffusione della raccolta e della tracciabilità dei dati e chiede di ampliare i diritti umani per riconoscere come i dati influenzano ciò che significa proteggere e promuovere il potenziale umano. Facendo la nostra vita, creiamo dati con le nostre azioni, e Wong sostiene che questi dati fanno parte di ciò che siamo. Tuttavia, la politica attuale non riflette ancora il grado di cambiamento dell'esperienza umana, e promuove la responsabilità dei raccoglitori di dati come parti interessate. Il libro inizia studiando la natura della datafica e il suo impatto sulla società, sottolineando la necessità di cambiare paradigma nel modo in cui percepiamo e comprendiamo il processo tecnologico di sviluppo della conoscenza moderna.
Wendy H. Wong stellt in „We the Data“ einen verbindenden Appell für mehr Menschenrechte im digitalen Zeitalter vor und argumentiert, dass wir die Entwicklung von Technologie nicht auf Kosten unserer Menschlichkeit, Autonomie, Würde der Gemeinschaft und Gleichheit zulassen können. Das Buch untersucht die Allgegenwart der Datenerhebung und -verfolgung und fordert mehr Menschenrechte, um zu erkennen, wie sich Daten darauf auswirken, was es bedeutet, das menschliche Potenzial zu schützen und zu fördern. Während wir uns mit unserem ben beschäftigen, erstellen wir Daten durch unsere Handlungen, und Wong behauptet, dass diese Daten Teil dessen sind, wer wir sind. Die derzeitige Politik spiegelt jedoch noch nicht das Ausmaß wider, in dem sich die menschliche Erfahrung verändert hat, und spricht sich dafür aus, Datensammler als Stakeholder zur Rechenschaft zu ziehen. Das Buch beginnt mit einer Untersuchung der Natur der Datafizierung und ihrer Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft und betont die Notwendigkeit eines Paradigmenwechsels in der Art und Weise, wie wir den technologischen Prozess der Entwicklung des modernen Wissens wahrnehmen und verstehen.
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"We the Data'da Wendy H. Wong, dijital çağda insan haklarını genişletmek için birleştirici bir çağrı sunuyor ve teknolojinin insanlığımız, özerkliğimiz, toplum onurumuz ve eşitliğimiz pahasına ilerlemesine izin veremeyeceğimizi savunuyor. Kitap, veri toplama ve izlemenin her yerde bulunmasına bakıyor ve verilerin insan potansiyelini korumak ve teşvik etmek için ne anlama geldiğini nasıl etkilediğini tanımak için daha fazla insan hakkı çağrısında bulunuyor. Hayatlarımıza devam ederken, eylemlerimizle veri yaratıyoruz ve Wong, bu verilerin kim olduğumuzun bir parçası olduğunu savunuyor. Bununla birlikte, mevcut politika henüz insan deneyiminin ne ölçüde değiştiğini yansıtmamaktadır ve veri toplayıcılarını paydaşlar olarak sorumlu tutmayı savunmaktadır. Kitap, datafication'ın doğası ve toplum üzerindeki etkisi üzerine bir çalışma ile başlar ve modern bilginin gelişiminin teknolojik sürecini nasıl algıladığımız ve anladığımız konusunda bir paradigma değişimine duyulan ihtiyacı vurgular.
في «نحن البيانات»، تقدم Wendy H. Wong دعوة موحدة لتوسيع حقوق الإنسان في العصر الرقمي، بحجة أنه لا يمكننا السماح للتكنولوجيا بالتقدم على حساب إنسانيتنا واستقلاليتنا وكرامة المجتمع والمساواة. يبحث الكتاب في انتشار جمع البيانات وتتبعها ويدعو إلى مزيد من حقوق الإنسان للتعرف على كيفية تأثير البيانات على ما تعنيه لحماية وتعزيز الإمكانات البشرية. بينما نمضي في حياتنا، ننشئ بيانات من خلال أفعالنا، ويجادل وونغ بأن هذه البيانات جزء من هويتنا. ومع ذلك، فإن السياسة الحالية لا تعكس بعد مدى تغير التجربة البشرية، وتدعو إلى مساءلة جامعي البيانات كأصحاب مصلحة. يبدأ الكتاب بدراسة لطبيعة البيانات وتأثيرها على المجتمع، مع التأكيد على الحاجة إلى نقلة نوعية في كيفية إدراكنا وفهمنا للعملية التكنولوجية لتطوير المعرفة الحديثة.

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