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Panel launches UK bias study in Germany, discusses the responsible use of algorithms in the public sector

Panelists examined the recommendations of the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation’s publication on what role the public sector can or should play in both tackling harms and promoting benefits caused by the use of algorithmic systems.
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Keegan McBride joins Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government

Keegan McBride has accepted a non-residential fellowship at the Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government.
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Joanna Bryson contributes insights on AI and freedom of speech in OSCE workshop

 Expert group discussed regulatory approaches to monitoring online content on 9 April.
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Europe needs to develop alternatives to the targeted advertising business model used by US-based tech companies

The policy brief "Treating Root Causes, not Symptoms: Regulating Problems of Surveillance and Personal Targeting in the Information Technology Industries" is now available on the G20 insights platform.

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Products of our own psychology

Social media’s new strategies to combat misinformation don’t address the underlying psychology behind why fake news spreads in the first place.
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French feminist influencers are taking on Instagram’s discriminatory content moderation

A recent French lawsuit alleges that Instagram discriminates against feminist content while giving sexism a free pass. *trigger warning*
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Happiness, Equality, and Participation: What can Bhutan, New Zealand, and Estonia teach us about how to govern in the time of populism?

This essay was submitted to the Bennett Prospect Public Policy Prize Essay Contest where it was selected as a shortlisted candidate.
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