Weapons of Math Destruction
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Weapons of Math Destruction

Cathy O'Neil· Published 2017

An investigation into how big data and algorithms can reinforce discrimination and increase inequality if left unchecked.

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Why It's On My Shelf

O'Neil exposes how opaque models can quietly create harm at scale. The book is especially relevant as organizations deploy AI without fully understanding downstream effects. CIOs can use these lessons to push for transparency, governance, and accountability before analytics systems become legal or reputational liabilities.

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