Figure 72 The same network of scientific literature related to “AI for humanity” as seen from the most cited reference (left) in computer sciences (Leo Breiman, 2001, “Random forests, in Machine Learning 45:1) and (right) in the social sciences (danah boyd & Kate Crawford, 2012, “Critical questions for Big Data, information” in Communication & Society, 15:5)
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Tommaso Venturini et al., « Figure 72 The same network of scientific literature related to “AI for humanity” as seen from the most cited reference (left) in computer sciences (Leo Breiman, 2001, “Random forests, in Machine Learning 45:1) and (right) in the social sciences (danah boyd & Kate Crawford, 2012, “Critical questions for Big Data, information” in Communication & Society, 15:5) », HAL-SHS : histoire, philosophie et sociologie des sciences et des techniques, ID : 10670/1.17nbdl
