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  Published in: openJustice

  Price and prejudice: automated decision-making and the UK government (podcast)

  Published on: 4 March 2020

  Written by: Oscar Rickett All articles by Oscar Rickett

  We spoke to lawyer Cori Crider about why automated decision-making in government is a major challenge of our time.

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  Published in: openJustice: Investigation

  Price and prejudice: automated decision-making and the UK government

  Published on: 4 March 2020

  Written by: Charlotte Threipland All articles by Charlotte Threipland

  Written by: Oscar Rickett All articles by Oscar Rickett

  The use of automated decision-making in UK public services is on the rise. Do not be fooled by the cloak of...

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  Published in: ourEconomy: Opinion

  In a new world order driven by AI, we need to rewrite the rules of data capitalism

  Published on: 3 March 2020

  Written by: Anita Gurumurthy All articles by Anita Gurumurthy

  In the scramble for AI-led development, what would global algorithmic justice look like?

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  Published in: digitaLiberties

  Land rights, bushfires and indigenous rights online

  Published on: 28 January 2020

  Written by: Nyangala Zolho All articles by Nyangala Zolho

  "I believe indigenous peoples can teach us a lot about the power of resilience, alongside lessons on how to save...

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  Published in: openDemocracyUK

  Facebook buffeted by storms, but can the scrutiny help prevent dark influence on the coming UK election?

  Published on: 31 October 2019

  Written by: Leighton Andrews All articles by Leighton Andrews

  UK lawmakers have been slow to act on Facebook’s influence on our democracy, though more outspoken when it comes to...