These are the three books I want to read this summer (and you should be reading too).
A selected list of engaging and relevant data literature for this summer.
From a personal and professional point of view, I expect to go through a very intense and hot autumn this year, with many changes and challenges.
Still, at this moment, here in Poland, I’m on summer break, so I’m looking for a summer reading on data-driven and AI research to help me improve my AI and data skills.
Nothing helps me more in my preparation than a very good list of inspiring books. So when I decided to add these books to my list, I wanted some literature covering Artificial intelligence, collective intelligence, data, and digital ecosystems to improve my skills in data and AI, governance, and innovation.
I hope this list can inspire you to build your summer readings list! Check it out!
Beyond Data: Human Rights, Ethical and Social Impact Assessment in AI by Alessandro Mantelero.
In a technological context dominated by data-intensive AI systems, the consequences of data processing extend beyond the well-known privacy and data protection concerns to prejudices against a broader…
