Technology and civic engagement – double book launch with the Ada Lovelace Institute
Dr Alison Powell and Dr Daniel Greene in conversation to discuss their new books
Public lacks access to, and has concerns about discriminatory impact of, COVID-19 related technologies
Findings from a survey of public attitudes towards a range of technologies deployed during the COVID-19 pandemic for health outcomes
Exploring participatory mechanisms for data stewardship – report launch event
Involving people in the design, development and use of data and AI systems
New research highlights lessons learnt from first wave of global policy mechanisms to increase algorithmic accountability in the public sector
The first global study analysing the first wave of algorithmic accountability policy for the public sector
Lessons learned from COVID-19: how should data usage during the pandemic shape the future?
Exploring the foundational premises for delivering ‘world-leading data protection standards’ that benefit people and achieve societal goals
Redesigning fairness: concepts, contexts and complexities
Exploring the foundational premises for delivering ‘world-leading data protection standards’ that benefit people and achieve societal goals
AI regulation and the imperative to learn from history
What can we learn from policy successes and failures, to ensure frontier AI regulations are effective in practice?
Access denied?
Socioeconomic inequalities in digital health services
Critical analytics?
Learning from the early adoption of data analytics for local authority service delivery
Data stewardship: an archival perspective
Archives as datasets? What can we learn from archivists in data preservation and sharing?
Can computers surprise us?
Why Lady Lovelace’s ‘originality insight’ matters for today’s ‘learning machines’
Two steps forward, one step back: the EU’s plans for improving gig working conditions
A critique of the EU’s proposed approach to employment status and algorithmic management for platform workers