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In mapping the social life of algorithmic harms, this workshop challenged the notion that algorithms are merely technical problems in need of technical solutions. Read more

"The executive order makes a direct connection between racial inequality, civil rights and automated decision-making systems and AI, including newer threats like algorithmic discrimination. Understanding and acting on that connection is vital to advancing racial equity in America." Read on Points

Janet Haven discusses her anticipation of self-regulation from within the tech sector, particularly when it comes to new AI tools like ChatGPT. Read on DeSmog

“We will see ChatGPT and tools like it used in adversarial ways that are intended to undermine trust in information environments, pushing people away from public discourse to increasingly homogenous communities.” Read on Nieman Lab

This anthology was curated from stories of living with data and AI in/from the majority world, narrated at a storytelling workshop in October 2021 organized by Data & Society Research Institute. Read more

The blueprint represents a shift from a model of self-policing towards a rights-based approach to protect from algorithmic harms. Read on Context

In this roundup by IEEE Spectrum, Janet Haven is among the AI policy experts offering reactions to the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights. Read on IEEE Spectrum

The outcome of a deep collaboration between Sareeta Amrute, Ranjit Singh, and Rigoberto Lara Guzmán (and informed by a range of feminists, Indigenous thinkers, anti-caste scholars, and Afro-futurists), A Primer on AI in/from th... Read more