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By Ilja Braun A software is used for detecting potential benefit cheats in the Netherlands. The government keeps quiet about...
By Ilja Braun A software is used for detecting potential benefit cheats in the Netherlands. The government keeps quiet about...
In April 2018, the National Non-Discrimination and Equality Tribunal of Finland ruled that Svea Ekonomi AB must stop using a...
By Tom Wills Automated decision-making has become a national talking point in Sweden, after a report by the country’s public...
By Jedrzej Niklas The Polish government has been forced to scrap a controversial scoring system for the unemployed after criticism by...
by Nicolas Kayser-Bril French investigative outlet Mediacités recently revealed how design failures in the user interface of software used in...
By Nicolas Kayser-Bril Half a million Spaniards have been denied an electricity subsidy although they might be eligible. Non-profit Civio...
By Veronika Thiel Some companies and scientists present Affective Computing, the algorithmic analysis of personality traits also known as “artificial...
By Nicolas Kayser-Bril Additional research: Veronika Thiel The world’s largest professional association of engineers released its ethical guidelines for automated...
By Nicolas Kayser-Bril • nkb@algorithmwatch.org • GPG Key Scammers massively use Facebook’s advertising platform using so-called “cloakers” to evade automated...
By Nicolas Kayser-Bril • nkb@algorithmwatch.org • GPG KeyAdditional research by Boris Kartheuser The data analysis company, known in particular for...
By Nicolas Kayser-Bril • nkb@algorithmwatch.org New regulation, such as the GDPR, encourages the adoption of “explainable artificial intelligence.” Two researchers...
Two researchers from Zurich University created an algorithm that helps desegregate schools by slightly changing the boundaries of each school’s...