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

Shaka McGlotten and Chris Ramsaroop discuss the history of human labor being quantified as data. Read more

Labor Under Digital Surveillance 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

How An Automated Algorithm Constrained Congress for a Century Read more

Hannah Appel and Astra Taylor discuss their new book, "Can't Pay, Won't Pay: The Case for Economic Disobedience and Debt Abolition." 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