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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionDoes facial recognition tech in Ukraine’s war bring killer robots nearer?Clearview AI is offering its controversial tech to Ukraine for identifying enemy soldiers – while autonomous killing...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionThe “future needs wisdom”: going beyond the numbers with Covid-19Helga Nowotny’s new book teaches us to understand the Covid-19 pandemic, rather than simply predict it
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionBeyond privacy: there are wider issues at stake over Big Tech in medicineA focus on privacy can obscure broader questions about how Big Tech will reshape health and medicine – and...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionThe EU should refocus the AI Act on workers and peopleProposed EU legislation on AI is driven by a desire for growth, with few provisions for safeguarding the rights of...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionA ten-point manifesto for a Digital European CitizenshipHow the EU can wrest control of the internet from big tech, and transform the digital sphere into a force for...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionRegulating Big Tech is not enough. We need platform socialismFacebook won't let state oversight trump shareholder interest, so alternatives – based on common ownership and...
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Published in: Technology and Democracy: OpinionWhat do the EU’s ambitious plans for a digital revolution mean for citizens?The EU’s challenge isn’t just to make Europe fit for the digital age, but to ensure that the digital age fits...