How “anonymous” wifi data can still be a privacy risk
The thorny issue of tracking of location data without risking individual privacy is very neatly illustrated via a Freedom of […]
The thorny issue of tracking of location data without risking individual privacy is very neatly illustrated via a Freedom of […]
In this article, we examine a range of longterm data collections, conducted by researchers in social science, in order to […]
In some trials, “deep learning” systems have outperformed human experts. But can we relay only on AI? Source: A.I. Versus […]
Using code and the web, a data scientist follows two unnamed people and learns just how much our anonymous location […]
Artificial intelligence keeps getting creepier. In one controversial study, researchers at Stanford University have demonstrated that facial recognition technology can […]
Exposed! A Survey of Attacks on Private DataPrivacy-preserving statistical data analysis addresses the general question of protecting privacy when publicly […]
More social scientists are using AI intending to solve society’s ills, but they don’t have clear ethical guidelines to prevent […]
The widespread deployment of artificial intelligence and specifically machine learning algorithms causes concern for some fundamental values in society, such […]
The Information Commissioner’s Officer (ICO) ruled, on 3 July 2017, that the Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust (the Trust) had […]
How the debate about algorithms, programmers, and race dialogue reveals much about the social networks you use today. Source: Why […]
Agencies decline to release information about algorithms used for criminal justice, social welfare, and education. Source: When Government Rules by […]
Equifax, one of the largest credit reporting agencies, revealed on Thursday that it was hacked back in May, exposing the […]