Data & Society studies the social implications of data-centric technologies, automation, and AI.
Through empirical research and active engagement, our work illuminates the values and decisions that drive these systems — and shows why they must be grounded in equity and human dignity.
The Latest from Data & Society
Book
Keywords of the Datafied State
Produced in collaboration with global scholars, this collection of essays explores concepts that are central to understanding the relationship between government and technology, and how it differs across geographies.
Anthology
The Formalization of Social Precarities
This anthology illuminates the double-edged sword of platformization, underscoring the need for regulators and advocates to acknowledge how platforms both control workers and reinforce social hierarchies.
Event
May 9: Doing the Work
Join us online for a conversation about how technology is changing how therapists do their work, and the work of therapy itself.
Op-ed
The OMB Memo Shows That AI Can Be Governed
The OMB memo may not be a perfect document, D&S Executive Director Janet Haven writes in Tech Policy Press, but it is a promising one, modeling an important stance that other branches of government should now emulate: “AI, in the here and now, can be governed.”