Surveying Identity or Surveillance...
summary
Claim: the omission of identity data causes harm and biases; adding wider fields produces actionable insight. Cited specifics: Melinda Gates funds $80 million for girls data, OkCupid expands gender options, Estonia runs an e‑census that passively aggregates government records. Built examples: a bank‑history credit forecast prototype replaces opaque FICO, and startups correlate phone‑call networks to loan repayment. Practical tools recommended: DuckDuckGo and EFF Privacy Badger and speculative fixes like open ID / blockchain identity for user control.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:56Data collection
- 7:45Slow sampling
- 15:33Survey data
- 15:51Challenges
- 16:36Conjections
- 18:01heterogeneity thrives
- 18:32emission of data
- 19:30money soil
- 21:33supervision
- 22:08blind spots
- 23:11useful identification
- 25:03Estonian census
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