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Investigating and Prosecuting AI
A summary of the fourth panel on the Ethics & Society stage at CogX 2020 - Day 1
What does ‘good’ look like in a technosociety?
A summary of the fifth panel on the Ethics & Society stage at CogX 2020 - Day 1
The ethics panel to end all ethics panels…
A summary of the sixth panel on the Ethics & Society stage at CogX 2020 - Day 1
Making visible the invisible: what public engagement uncovers about privilege and power in data systems
Lived experience insights at Citizens’ Biometrics Council and Community Voice workshops show technology can mediate power asymmetries and privilege.
The EU Data Strategy: three key questions
In this long read, we highlight three issues that arise out of the European Commission’s data strategy.
Testing immunity certificates: do the new antibody tests open the door to the creation of a ‘public health identity’?
The first in our new series of virtual events addressing health identity systems developing in response to COVID-19.
Something to declare? Surfacing issues with immunity certificates
As the building of technical capacity for immunity apps and deliberation about deployment progresses, we surface six issues policymakers must consider
Ada Lovelace Institute curates ‘Ethics & Society’ at CogX 2020
Announcing the Ada Lovelace Institute-curated day of talks at virtual CogX 2020 – the international festival of AI.
High visibility and COVID-19: returning to the post-lockdown workplace
In the workplace, technology has the potential to help us respond to the health pandemic – and causes concerns about data, privacy and power.
Professor Dame Wendy Hall appointed Chair of the Ada Lovelace Institute
The Nuffield Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Dame Wendy Hall as Chair of the Ada Lovelace Institute.
The principles of good deliberative practice
Using the principles of good deliberative practice to test a new engagement methodology on the UK Government's response to COVID-19.
Why we cannot afford to leave technology to the experts – the case for public engagement at times of crisis
Discussing the profound societal challenges raised by developing technologies as central to government strategies in responding to COVID-19.