This list is an attempt to collect and categorize a growing critical literature on algorithms as social concerns. The work included spans sociology, anthropology, science and technology studies, geography, communication, media studies, and legal studies, among others. Our interest in assembling this list was to catalog the emergence of “algorithms” as objects of interest for disciplines beyond mathematics, computer science, and software engineering.

but then I got stuck on a bus with a senior and now I'm woke af

Every time you turn the screws, we techies increase the encryption.

Don't stop typing, or all progress will be lost.

A great chorus of formal condemnation shall be lifted up, and my male colleagues will sputter with gall, appalled by the actions of bad apples so rare they have been encountered by every single woman I know.

Can you explain to this committee why Apple should be immune from liability for the activity of third parties on its systems while simultaneously engineering its systems to impair law enforcement's ability to investigate and prosecute criminal and terrorist activity by third parties?