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Artificial Intelligence (AI) grabs headlines with new tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E 2, but it is already here and having major impacts on our lives. Increasingly we see law enforcement, medical care, schools and workplaces all turning to the black box of AI to make life altering decisions– a trend we should challenge at every turn.  The vast and often secretive data sets

The Joint Foreign Chambers (JFC) has called on the Senate to commence deliberation on the Open Access in Data Transmission Act upon resumption of sessions next week. According to the members of the JFC, the House of Representatives approved House Bill 6, or the Open Access in Data Transmission Act,…

The Joint Foreign Chambers of the Philippines is urging the Senate to take action on the proposed Open Access in Data Transmission Act upon the resumption of session next week.

The President's Page - January 2023

As Swartz fought for, what we ideally need is government information in the public domain and people’s personal data being secret.

“The Algorithmic Pedestal,” running through January 17 at J/M Gallery in London, has been curated by a social media algorithm.

Deadline: 31-Mar-23 The Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) invites researchers to submit their research proposals for the first

PLOS' presence grows in Germany

We’ve all seen debates on AI-created art – but what about algorithmic curation? A new exhibition uses Instagram’s algorithm as a curator

Fifteen people have been handed a police warning and 100, including Britons, have been found with a shovel looking for treasure from WWII in the village of Ommeren, in the province of Gelderland.