Social research: An international quarterly of the social sciences

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  Año 2019, Número 4. Dedicado a: Persons without Qualities: Algorithms, AI, and the Reshaping of Ourselves

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    Toward the Elimination of Subjectivity: From Francis Bacon to AI

    Joseph E. Davis

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    págs. 845-869

    
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    The Conquest of Fortune: On the Machiavellian Character of Algorithmic Judgment

    Daniel Doneson

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    págs. 871-883

    
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    AI and the Illusion of Human-Algorithm Complementarity

    Marie David

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    págs. 887-908

    
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    The Data-Based Self: Self-Quantification and the Data-Driven (Good) Life

    Natasha D. Schull

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    págs. 909-930

    
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    A New Stranger at the Bedside: Industrial Quality Management and the Erosion of Clinical Judgment in American Medicine

    Justin B. Mutter

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    págs. 931-954

    
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    The Displacement of Human Judgment in Science: The Problems of Biomedical Research in an Age of Big Data

    Paul Scherz

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    págs. 957-976

    
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    Ethics beyond Computation: Why We Can't (and Shouldn't) Replace Human Moral Judgment with Algorithms

    William Hasselberger

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    págs. 977-999

    
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    Can Machines Be Ethical? On the Necessity of Relational Ethics and Empathic Attunement for Data-Centric Technologies

    Jarrett Zigon

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    págs. 1001-1022