Controlling artificial intelligence?

Controlling artificial intelligence?
No 232-233, 2022/2 - 322 pages

Presentation

Pages 9 to 26

Controling AI

By Bilel Benbouzid, Dominique Cardon, translated by Liz Carey-Libbrecht

Special report

Pages 29 to 64

Four shades of AI regulation

By Bilel Benbouzid, Yannick Meneceur, Nathalie Alisa Smuha, translated by Liz Carey-Libbrecht
Pages 65 to 97

Artificial intelligence innovations in radiology put to the test by health system regulations

By Léo Mignot, Émilien Schultz
Pages 99 to 127

Algorithmic agency, futuristic fiction or an imperative of procedural justice?

By Ljupcho Grozdanovski
Pages 129 to 167

Robots vs algorithms

By Maxime Crépel, Dominique Cardon, translated by Nonta Libbrecht-Carey
Pages 169 to 196

Do narwhals and unicorns hide to die?

By Jonathan Roberge, Guillaume Dandurand, Kevin Morin, Marius Senneville
Pages 197 to 226

Ethical implications of the algorithmic system and the practices of workers on food delivery platforms

By Ke Huang

Managing the diversity of cultural products in the digital world

Pages 229 to 260

Stock and flow

By Quentin Gilliotte
Pages 261 to 288

Merchandizing skills faced with the platformization of a cultural market

By Vincent Chabault

Book reviews

Pages 291 to 293

Antoine COURMONT, Quand la donnée arrive en ville. Open data et gouvernance urbaine, Grenoble, Presses universitaires de Grenoble, 2021, 192 pages.

By Gilles Jeannot
Pages 294 to 297

Yaëlle AMSELLEM-MAINGUY, Les filles du coin : vivre et grandir en milieu rural, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, coll. “Académique”, 2021, 263 pages.

By Laurianne Trably
Pages 298 to 301

Amaël CATTARUZZA, Géopolitique des données numériques. Pouvoir et confits à l’heure du Big Data, Paris, Le Cavalier Bleu, 2019, 174 pages.

By Clément Marquet
Pages 302 to 306

Hugo MERCIER, Not born yesterday: The science of who we trust and what we believe. Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 2020, 384 pages.

By Manon Berriche