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The EU AI Act is steadily advancing towards final adoption. At the time of writing, a compromise text has been officially published following the Committee of Permanent Representative’s (COREPER) approval […]
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The need for digital inclusion and the idea of universal access strongly informed the debates at the first World Summit for the Information Society back in 2003. But to say […]
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This policy brief reflects the key points discussed in a workshop with 28 experts from the public sector, academia, private sector, and civil society in
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Archiving data is a crucial practice, as it ensures reproducibility of research and aligns with the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Re…
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Archiving data is a crucial practice, as it ensures reproducibility of research and aligns with the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable). To facilitate data sharing, it is essential […]
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Corporate actors have been actively shaping the normative framing and socio-material infrastructure related to AI governance. We show how they achieve this by analysing documents from corporate actors headquartered in […]
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While algorithmic systems today are transforming state practices globally, their everyday manifestations vary in particularistic contexts. Drawing from discourse analysis, interviews and documentation of state initiatives introducing algorithmic systems in […]
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This article critically examines the ways in which the disruptive capabilities of generative AI have propitiated and fostered a synthetic public opinion. This synthetic public opinion is characterised by the […]
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This paper critically examines the growing use of big data algorithms and AI in science, society, and public policy. While these tools are often introduced with the goal of increasing […]
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There is a broad consensus that artificial intelligence should contribute to the common good, but it is not clear what is meant by that. This paper discusses this issue and […]
