Noah Giansiracusa
Praise for Robin Hood Maths
Bounding through the forest of data, wielding math to right wrongs... those who freeze at the mention of mathematics can take heart—this reads like a good yarn.
Kirkus
Rule by algorithms scares a lot of people, and it probably should. In Robin Hood Math, Noah Giansiracusa shows how with a little math training of your own, you can see what the algorithms are trying to hid ...
Jordan Ellenberg, New York Times bestselling author of Shape and How Not to Be Wrong
This concise book shows that anyone can understand the math used by the big-tech manipulators; anyone can take advantage of the algorithms; anyone can respond thoughtfully to the risks, opportunities, and pro ...
Paul Romer, Nobel laureate, University Professor in Economics at Boston College, and former Chief Economist of the World Bank
Bounding through the forest of data, wielding math to right wrongs... those who freeze at the mention of mathematics can take heart—this reads like a good yarn.
Kirkus
Rule by algorithms scares a lot of people, and it probably should. In Robin Hood Math, Noah Giansiracusa shows how with a little math training of your own, you can see what the algorithms are trying to hid ...
Jordan Ellenberg, New York Times bestselling author of Shape and How Not to Be Wrong
This concise book shows that anyone can understand the math used by the big-tech manipulators; anyone can take advantage of the algorithms; anyone can respond thoughtfully to the risks, opportunities, and pro ...
Paul Romer, Nobel laureate, University Professor in Economics at Boston College, and former Chief Economist of the World Bank
Bounding through the forest of data, wielding math to right wrongs... those who freeze at the mention of mathematics can take heart—this reads like a good yarn.
Kirkus
Rule by algorithms scares a lot of people, and it probably should. In Robin Hood Math, Noah Giansiracusa shows how with a little math training of your own, you can see what the algorithms are trying to hid ...
Jordan Ellenberg, New York Times bestselling author of Shape and How Not to Be Wrong
This concise book shows that anyone can understand the math used by the big-tech manipulators; anyone can take advantage of the algorithms; anyone can respond thoughtfully to the risks, opportunities, and pro ...
Paul Romer, Nobel laureate, University Professor in Economics at Boston College, and former Chief Economist of the World Bank