Controversies in the Data Society Seminar Series 2018-2025
Controversies in the Data Society Seminar Series 2018-2025
https://www.wiki.ed.ac.uk/display/CIDS/
https://www.sps.ed.ac.uk/science-technology-and-innovation-studies/controversies-data-society
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This talk examines the claims made by policy makers about a key technology underpinning the payment system of Universal Credit, the UK's largest social security…
Morgan Currie - Selling Universal Credit: The…
From James Stewart
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Technical Tactics Targeting Tech-Abuse: Tales of AirTag and IoT Misuse - Controversies in the Data Society…
Kieron Ivy Turk - Technical Tactics Targeting…
From James Stewart
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Controversies in the Data Society 2025 - Technology, harms and security in public and personal lifeNever mind the bollards: Exploring the role of GCHQ and MI5 in…
Ben Collier - Never Mind the Bollards
From James Stewart
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Dr Stuart Lynn is the co-founder and CTO of CrownShy, a company that works at the crossroads of technology, facilitation practices, and dialogue, empowering individuals,…
Stuart Lynn Comhairle: A new end to end…
From James Stewart
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Controversies in the Data Society 2025 This talk explores the intersection of deliberative democracy and civic technology, tracing the origins and foundational concepts…
Iñaki Goñi, The invisible…
From James Stewart
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Controversies in the Data Society 2024https://www.sps.ed.ac.uk/news-events/event/can-ai-fix-nhs-pathwaysStuart AndersonPersonal Chair in Dependable Systems, School of…
Stuart Anderson, Challenges of Achieving Systemic…
From James Stewart
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Can AI fix the NHS: Pathways to responsible healthcare AIControversies in the Data Society 2025Robin Williams is Professor of Social Research on Technology in Science, …
Robin Williams Domesticating AI in medical…
From James Stewart
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Controversies in the Data Society 2024 Dr Nadin KOKCIYAN, Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence, School of InformaticsEnabling Responsible AI with HumansIt is often the…
Dr Nadin KOKCIYAN, Enabling Responsible AI with…
From James Stewart
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Eddie Ungless, PhD candidate in the School of Informatics Measuring Bias is Pointless.It has been consistently shown that existing bias measurement methods for natural…
Eddie Ungless, Measuring Bias is Pointless.
From James Stewart
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CiDS 2024Mr Yiping Cao, Business SchoolNudge towards a trustworthy society in the information age: using Qianjiang Fen as a case studySince 2010 the Cninese government…
Yiping Cao - Nudge towards a trustworthy society…
From James Stewart
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Dr Ben Collier Influence Government - the UK… 11 of 15
Dr Ben Collier Influence Government - the UK…
Dr Ben Collier, STISInfluence Government - the UK government and police use of social media adverts to change our behaviourIn a context of multiple overlapping crises,…Dr Ben Collier Influence Government - the UK…
From James Stewart
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Dr Bronwyn Jones, Translational Fellow, BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) Institute for Design Informatics, University of Edinburgh , BBC journalist.Bronwyn is a…
Bronwyn Jones - Making news work with AI:…
From James Stewart
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Dr Benedetta Catanzariti British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in Science, Technology and Innovation StudiesFocusing on the case of Affective Computing, this talk…
Dr Benedetta Catanzariti - Fixing the field: How…
From James Stewart
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Jamie Duncan 2024 The border as a platform +… 14 of 15
Jamie Duncan 2024 The border as a platform +…
Jamie Duncan (University of Toronto) This talk examines the collaborative adoption of shared border security infrastructures in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the…Jamie Duncan 2024 The border as a platform +…
From James Stewart
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Dr Lachlan Urquhart , School of LawAbstract: This talk will explore part of Dr Urquhart’s upcoming book ‘Clever Computing through Accountable…
Dr Lachlan Urquhart , Clever Computing through…
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