How to measure our morals: Analog thinking in a digital world

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Machines and programs provide us with data at a speed and capacity that’s far beyond that of humans, but can it always be trusted to provide us with an unbiased, objective report of given situation? Does data reveal an objective truth of a situation, or the truth of who we truly are through bias or prejudice? Christian Beedgen reveals all.

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