"The Automated State" is the second talk in our three-part Databite series, Conversations on The Datafied State, that begins to explore governments use of tech and the transformation of government through its use. Read more

On Thursday, April 14th, 2022, Dr. Julia Ticona discussed her new book Left to Our Own Devices at Data & Society’s Book Forum Series with Labor Futures Program Director Aiha Nguyen and Director of Research Jenna Burrell.   Read more

Algorithmic impact assessments should leverage diverse expertise & complex histories Read on Points

A conversation with experts on the emerging regulations in the EU, US, and Canada, and asks how impact assessment practices can effectively account for the harms caused by algorithmic systems. Read more

Laura Forlano and Ranjit Singh discuss infrastructures that data interacts with and flows through. Read more

Deb Raji and Arthur Gwagwa discuss AI and automation across different geopolitical contexts. Read more

A new podcast series from Data & Society and Public Books that explores the past, present, and future of data. Read more

This report identifies three major digital barriers to economic justice arising from the pandemic. Read more

Data-driven technologies represent a technological rationality that renders our experiences in the world as distant, unfamiliar, and perhaps even unreliable when compared to the knowledge about the world that our technological systems present us with. Read on Taylor & Francis Online

A new project to identify sites and vocabularies of digital IDs and AI Read on Points