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2023 Library Series: From Data Harms to Data Justice - Joanna Redden

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re:publica 2022: Frederike Kaltheuner: Fake AI

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Emiliano Treré on digital activism, democracy and disconnection 

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Emiliano Treré on digital activism, democracy and disconnection 

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Dr. Emiliano Treré on digital activism, democracy and disconnection

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Hamid Khan: The Surveillance-Industrial Complex

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Hamid Khan: The Surveillance-Industrial Complex

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Hamid Khan: The Surveillance-Industrial Complex

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Designing Human-AI partnerships in child welfare

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Designing Human-AI partnerships in child welfare

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Dark Sousveillance Race, Surveillance and Resistance

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Dark Sousveillance Race, Surveillance and Resistance

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Simone Browne | Dark Sousveillance  Race, Surveillance and Resistance

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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Racial Justice

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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Racial Justice

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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Racial Justice | S. Craig Watkins | TEDxMIT

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The datafication of society not only brings about another iteration of capitalism, but also a new form of colonialism. The emergence of a new data colonialism, based on the appropriation of human life through data, will pave the way for a new capitalis

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Alexander von Humboldt Institut für Internet und Gesellschaft

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In a nutshell: Nick Couldry on Data colonialism

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The collection and analysis of data is changing the way economies operate. Are these changes so fundamental that they can be said to have led to the emergence of a new form of capitalism – surveillance capitalism?

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Alexander von Humboldt Institut für Internet und Gesellschaft

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In a nutshell: Shoshana Zuboff: Shoshana Zuboff: Surveillance Capitalism and Democracy

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SUNY professor and author Virginia Eubanks on how our government and corporations are erasing social services through unequal digital practices.

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Full length film (1hr 25mins)

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Algorithmic Justice League – Index Award 2021 Winner

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The Data Justice Lab recently welcomed UN Special Rapporteur for extreme poverty and human rights, Professor Philip Alston, to discuss issues surrounding digital welfare in the United Kingdom.

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Journalism, Media and Culture, Cardiff University

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How do we address possible harms and challenges for social justice? Are calls for individual privacy and encryption tools sufficient? This talk will propose a broader agenda to both understand and create social justice in the era of datafication.

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re:publica 2017 - Towards Data Justice: Social Justice in the Era of Datafication

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What does the mass collection of data mean for social justice?

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What does the mass collection of data mean for social justice?

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Dr Lina Dencik of the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies explains what her prestigious Starting Grant from the European Research Council worth €1.4M will investiage.

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Journalism, Media and Culture, Cardiff University

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What does the mass collection of data mean for social justice?

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Dan McQuillan (UK) is Lecturer in Creative & Social Computing at Goldsmiths College, University of London.

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Dan McQuillan (UK) is Lecturer in Creative & Social Computing at Goldsmiths College, University of London.

About the project: https://ambient-revolts.berlinergazette.de

As everyone and everything is interconnected in our environment, politics, as we knew it, is becoming a new game. Already, tiny ruptures can cause cascade-like repercussions – think of cyber-attacks or stock market crashes, right-wing resentment or hashtag-based protest. Such ambient revolts are increasingly driven by artificial intelligence (AI) – involving human interaction but seemingly beyond human oversight. How does this development impact on regressive and repressive tendencies? What are emancipatory movements up against? What political potential do small acts have in day-to-day life? What regulations of AI-systems will enable democracy to survive? The Berliner Gazette conference explored these issues with performances, lectures and workshops.

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Situating data (justice) in critical social theory

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Situating data (justice) in critical social theory

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"Situating data (justice) in critical social theory": Lina Dencik at DATA POWER 2019 in Bremen

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This video about the uses of data analytics and practices of citizen scoring in the public sector in the UK is based on the research project 'Data Scores as Governance' carried out by the Data Justice Lab at Cardiff University.

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Journalism, Media and Culture, Cardiff University

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Data Scores as Governance - Data Justice Lab

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Social Justice in an Age of Datafication

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Social Justice in an Age of Datafication

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Lina Dencik talks about the use of data and algorithmic processes for decision-making affecting individuals and social life.

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Social Justice in an Age of Datafication, Lina Dencik

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Atlas of AI: Kate Crawford in conversation with Judy Wajcman

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Atlas of AI: Kate Crawford in conversation with Judy Wajcman

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Atlas of AI: Kate Crawford in conversation with Judy Wajcman

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Episode fro the Al Jazeera series: All Hail The Algorithm

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Is Big Tech colonising the internet? | All Hail The Algorithm

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Kate Crawford, the co-founder and co-director the AI Now Institute, discusses the biases built into machine learning, and what that means for the social implications of AI.

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This panel features Dr Lina Dencik and Professor Janet Chan exploring the intricate relationship between ‘datafication’ and social justice.

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In a world where data technology has the potential to create new inequalities and deepen existing discriminations, how should we respond? What are the risks and benefits of using data for decision making, especially for vulnerable groups, and how does data-driven decision-making impact the justice system itself?

This panel features Dr Lina Dencik and Professor Janet Chan exploring the intricate relationship between ‘datafication’ and social justice. This discussion is chaired by Associate Professor Tanja Dreher.

This discussion was recorded live for the UNSW Sydney Grand Challenges Program in association with The Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation.