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  • Flash 2 2017
    #REDIRECT [[Accountability and regulation of algorithms – Flash 02 2017]]
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  • Workshop 9: n.n.
    #REDIRECT [[WS 9: Signed, sealed - deciphered? Holding algorithms accountable to protect fundamental rights]]
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  • WS 9: Signed, sealed - deciphered? Holding algorithms accountable to protect fundamental rights
    #REDIRECT [[Signed, sealed – deciphered? Holding algorithms accountable to protect fundamental rights – WS 09 2016]]
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  • Algorithmic Transparency – Flash 08 2018
    Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Ethical Considerations, Responsibility of ...ated data processing techniques, including the criteria according to which algorithms collect and process data, the specific purposes of data processing, or the
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  • Meaningful human control of AI decisions – Pre 02 2019
    ...verdicts. In the future ever more decisions will be made or influenced by algorithms. Because of this, many questions arise. Such as: How do we, as humans, stay
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  • Disinformation and Propaganda in Social Media. – YOUthDIG 04 2023
    ...ction at Tampere University. Topics of interest in research: social media, algorithms and disinformation.
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  • Pre 10 2024
    ...at will be discussed at EuroDIG is: '''AI and threats - New Strategies and Algorithms to Detect AI-generated Political Deepfakes'''
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  • YOUthDIG 2019 messages
    * Harmonisation of states' ethics codes on designing algorithms using digital cooperation including youth participation.
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  • Keynotes 01 2018
    ...g data concentrated in the hands of few and the explosion of self learning algorithms may have indeed enormous impact not only on democratic institutions but on ...t by companies abroad and using algorithm for efficients, data is in those algorithms and both principles risk being compromised. Council of Europe has an import
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  • Merja Ylä-Anttila – Keynote 06 2023
    ...thought to look for. There is much talk how algorithms create bubbles, but algorithms can, in fact, also be used to break them. This is one part of the hope as w
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  • Accountability and regulation of algorithms – Flash 02 2017
    ...ndards, voluntary certification and government oversight (e.g. “an FDA for algorithms”). A recurring theme in many of these proposals is the need for trusted t ...lgorithms-give-it-more-editorial-responsibility-not-less-65182 “Facebook’s algorithms give it more editorial responsibility – not less“, ''theConversation'',
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  • Regulatory approaches to guiding ICT innovation – The age of self-regulation has ended – Flash 10 2019
    ...protection that would restrict access to information regarding proprietary algorithms.
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  • Cryptoparty 2019
    ...ncryption and online backups with both symmetric and asymmetric encryption algorithms will be demonstrated. Now with locally encrypted backups you can use some c
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  • Freemium Dating Apps: Risks and Opportunities for Dating in the Digital Age – Bigstage 04 2022
    ...g Stage session at this year’s EuroDIG*. Topics include security, privacy, algorithms, mental health. '''Algorithms:''' Unfortunately, the way the dating platform algorithms work is not very transparent either. Tinder used the Elo rating system in t
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  • Presenting Youth Messages – Keynote 02 2019
    ...'s say, interesting -- interesting topic, that often gets sidelined is the algorithms and specifically, we would like to see a smart actor -- so called SAPA, a ...r, they will have a more effective framework, in order to have this -- the algorithms designed.
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  • CryptoParty 2018
    ...ncryption and online backups with both symmetric and asymmetric encryption algorithms will be demonstrated. Now with locally encrypted backups you can use some c
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  • YOUthDIG 2017
    ...of transparency of intermediary service providers’ business practices and algorithms should be addressed in order to ensure users’ rights are respected.
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  • Signed, sealed – deciphered? Holding algorithms accountable to protect fundamental rights – WS 09 2016
    ...performances of teachers and students are assessed partially or fully with algorithms. Algorithms, Big Data, algorithmic accountability, data protection, human rights, innov
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  • TOPIC 03 Sub 01 2024
    ...chine learning, and related technologies, exploring issues such as bias in algorithms, privacy concerns, and their impact on human rights.
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  • Quantum technologies – from basic research to market – Pre 03 2020
    ...I will briefly review the trip that took us from some of the first quantum algorithms to the demonstration of quantum operations performed with a device compris .../files/sac-107-en.pdf SAC107: SSAC Comment to NIST on Quantum Cryptography Algorithms]
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  • Programme overview 2017
    ...of algorithms – Flash 02 2017|'''Flash 2: Accountability and regulation of algorithms''']] (12:15-12:45)<br />Room Tornimäe I
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  • Benefits and challenges for unleashing potential of quantum technologies – WS 02 2021
    ...and co-founder and CEO of Algorithmiq Ltd, a startup focussing on quantum algorithms for life sciences. She obtained her PhD from the University of Palermo in 2 ...quantum – fully quantum or quantum-inspired algorithms which is basically algorithms on quantum computers. There’s something with near term quantum.
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  • Internet rights versus restrictions
    ...imits to the need to know, to preventative enforcement based on predictive algorithms; when are specific types of data retention for justified, if at all, when p
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  • Advanced literacy – Basic education for the digital age? – EDU 02 2019
    ...n-plans/how-data-is-collected-as-we-move-through-our-digital-life computer algorithms and tracking devices and are used to collect digital data], by ''Common Sen ...users of social media platforms were complete lit unaware of the fact that algorithms were playing an important part in the information that they got to see. A l
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  • YOUthDIG 2021
    *The private sector should publish and make transparent the algorithms and processes used to tackle disinformation, eventually downgrading content
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  • The technological edge in 2030 – What role for technology in society? – Lightning talk 01 2019
    ...we might expect to see in the future is the use of reinforcement learning algorithms to feed content to people based on what they are seeing to do. So here's a ...their internet behavior. And the privacy protections we have prevent those algorithms from seeing any more.
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  • Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and the Future of Work – WS 08 2018
    *Should robots and algorithms be given legal personality to address liability and taxation issues? Vint Cerf, Internet Pioneer (VIA VIDEO) - View on Ethics and Algorithms
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  • Platform and data neutrality – access to content – WS 01 2018
    ..., their goal is to optimise user experience. Why should companies disclose algorithms if they are protected by intellectual properties rights and if they allow p ..., their goal is to optimise user experience. Why should companies disclose algorithms if they are protected by intellectual properties rights and if they allow p
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  • Programme overview 2016
    ...ndamental_rights_–_WS_09_2016 | WS 9: Signed, sealed – deciphered? Holding algorithms accountable to protect fundamental rights]]'''
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  • Your Freedom of Expression vs. mine? Who is in control? – WS 10 2018
    *There should be greater transparency in how algorithms are developed, and a public debate on the approaches taken by private compa ...And here I cannot but emphasize also the study of the Council of Europe on Algorithms and Human Rights, which you can find over there and which deals with this i
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  • Tackling online harms – a regulation minefield? Present and future. – PL 07 2019
    ...youth. The YOUthDIGers a moment ago, it is of course, important that these algorithms respond to certain criteria. ...deration but for Internet Governance more and more, in general, that these algorithms also correspond to certain criteria as regards transparency and that a huma
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  • Welcome 2018
    ...the traceability of content, AI-based content filtering, cognitive search algorithms to assess the accuracy and the quality of data sources. ...o be matched by increased openness, transparency and predictability of the algorithms and decision-making process.
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  • Human vs. algorithmic bias – is unbiased decision-making even a thing? – WS 07 2021
    ...loping and using a particular AI system. This includes decisions about the algorithms, data, and the context in which the system is used. There are also mechanis ...ineers. How to construct safe in terms of future results, machine learning algorithms.
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  • Ethics by design – Moving from ethical principles to practical solutions – PL 05 2019
    ...d be defined in a multistakeholder dialogue because it includes explaining algorithms’ decisions, as well as explaining what data ethics means in a specific co *Not all machine-learning systems operate with the same algorithms, have the same application, or are used by the same demographics. Developin
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  • Welcome 2022
    ...rms, you have to master the algorithms. We don’t believe any more that the algorithms are kind of entities that do things without human intervention, that’s, o
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  • “Fight for the Net” a card game on disinformation and misinformation – Bigstage 06 2022
    ...l intelligence by creating a dataset to train, to frame different kinds of algorithms, with the feminist and intersectional data to remind the different biases t
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  • Internet in the “post-truth” era? – Pl 02 2017
    ..., legitimacy, freedom of expression, access to information, filter bubble, algorithms, profit, business model, content creation, narratives, ethic, quality journ ...ack of communication with each other? Is ‘bubble-piercing’ through similar algorithms to confront users with ‘the view point of the other side’ an approach t
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  • Tobias Bornakke – Keynote 06 2023
    ...to detect AI in the future. We have made some studies of the new detection algorithms, the tech giants are putting out to be able to verify the business made by
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  • Experiences of Women Coding Classes for contemporary knowledge and equality (master and student perspectives) – Bigstage 01 2022
    ...ects related to Applied Mathematics and Computer Engineering. Toolsets and algorithms that she helped to develop in EMC Lab and Clear Signal Solutions is used by
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  • EuroDIG 2020 – FocalPoints
    | rowspan="2" | [[WS 14 2020|WS 14]] || rowspan="2" | Algorithms, deep learning, competition and trust (follow up from last years plenary) |
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  • Keynotes 03 2018
    ...literally saves lives, Bitfury partners with a company that uses advanced algorithms to research and develop new drugs and to improve the drug discovery process
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  • Blockchain technology and internet governance – Edu 3 2017
    ...es to blockchain regulation. Since blockchain applications use transparent algorithms, they become self-regulatory and limit the need to trust intermediaries. Ho ...at the enormous electricity consumption caused by the proof-of-work mining algorithms.
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  • Digital information literacy as a modern civic skill – a Finnish perspective – WS 02 2023
    ...the research consortium the Democratic Epistemic Capacities in the Age of Algorithms (DECA); the Nordic Observatory for Digital Media and Information Disorders ..., mis and disinformation and the polarizing nature of social media network algorithms have posed a serious threat to democracy.
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  • Blockchain & Privacy – WS 10 2019
    ...he following. The first, the Blockchain works on a consensus mechanism, so algorithms, let's say preset rules, which act as a current reason in the current state Consensus-based algorithms, of course, have not also are not novel and some of them like digital or es
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  • Converging markets and blurred borders – challenges for e-commerce in Europe – WS 11 2018
    ...such as infrastructure, language, geographical position, consumer culture, algorithms and education. ...ly come into contravention of competition law and beak the -- because it's algorithms and not people doing it. They can put me in prison but if I use an algorith
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  • Critical Internet literacy – WS 10 2017
    ...alues about Information. Information is being redefined by media, data and algorithms. As such information needs to be reliable and open so that today’s citize ...information is collected of us, how this big data is used to come up with algorithms that more or less determine what is being offered to us, who does that, how
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  • Smart cities and governance – WS 09 2019
    It is not only about algorithms or connectivity and data. It's about human beings. ...o sensors, the machine science, the hardware science, then you move to the algorithms, the platforms, and the services, and then, of course, the data is loading
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  • Information disorder: causes, risks and remedies. – PL 02 2018
    But with threat also comes opportunities for AI and algorithms we can create better designs and also educate citizens to be more informed ...that are used for the public good, social good like block chain, cognitive algorithms, artificial intelligence that can educate eventually our audiences to be mo
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  • Realizing rights online – from human rights discourses to enforceable stakeholder responsibilities – WS 01 2017
    ...uld seek to ensure that their actions, be it on a company level or through algorithms, do not have discriminatory effects on their users or other parties. ...black boxes of decisions that are taken on a daily basis by people and by algorithms, we are not able as lawyers, political scientists, to analyze them and to m
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  • IoT – A sustainable way forward – PL 02 2016
    ...of data are generated by our things and then shared between objects. Smart algorithms can combine this information but also changes the meaning of privacy and se ...y:privacy 2016]][[Category:privacy]][[Category:Algorithms 2016]][[Category:Algorithms]][[Category:Big Data 2016]][[Category:Big Data]]
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  • Universal acceptance – is the Internet reaching the people it needs to? – WS 06 2018
    ...ble people to search, which, of course, includes a calculation of matching algorithms. So they might be known or unknown and there might be various negotiation o ...lk about physics or astronomy or you have different content where matching algorithms are different.
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  • Best practices of self- and co-regulation of platforms towards a legal framework – WS 12 2021
    ...time, whether you have access to data from the platforms where you look at algorithms that you mentioned in the chat as well. ...o focus on the question of algorithmic outcomes and how to look at the way algorithms might operate across three areas. One, recommendation in some that might be
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  • Keynote 02 2022
    ...would – basic training may be sufficient. You are probably aware that the algorithms of course, they’re across the difficulties and an interesting study done
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  • Greening Internet Governance, Part II – Enabling an Environmentally Sustainable Digital Transformation in Europe – FS 01 2021
    ...he ICT sector, avoid greenwashing, and to promote transparency in data and algorithms and enhance the “de facto” sustainability of the digital world. This wo ...in ten years, we have to start focusing our attention on influencing these algorithms and codes to ensure that their optimizing not only for profit but also for
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  • Doing everything online – mental wellbeing vs. digital addiction effects on human interaction – WS 13 2021
    And the first area is something what I called the tracking algorithms. So I observed that, well, people are overwhelmed with technology that is � It means we have the algorithms. We have the cookies. And generally, when I speak to the employees, they st
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  • Universal Acceptance – a technical or a cultural issue? – WS 15 2020
    Moving to other things, like search algorithms, search algorithms are not necessarily optimized for every language. So if I look at things, i
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  • Will users’ trust impact on transnational data flows? – PL 01 Part 1 2016
    ...Big Data 2016]][[Category:Big Data]][[Category:Algorithms 2016]][[Category:Algorithms]][[Category:Privacy 2016]][[Category:Privacy]][[Category:Data protection 20
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  • How to improve users protection online? – WS 05 2012
    ...another kind of gatekeeper which is technical artifact gatekeeper. We have algorithms. For instance, when we Google something, we do a Google request, and with t ...e Internet, including when using some Internet protocol or when using some algorithms.
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  • Keynote 02 and YouthDIG Messages 2021
    ...ditionally, the private sector can play its role by making transparent the algorithms and processes used to tackle this information. In sharing transparent regul
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  • How the digital revolution changes our work life – Pl 03 2017
    ...spect the work flow and the technologies used. We need the transparency of algorithms with regard to the work process. ...ps. How will the new social protection system be funded? Should robots and algorithms be techs? Should the tech sector be asked to contribute by not shifting pro
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  • EuroDIG proposals 2020
    ...gate the complex informational landscapes, to understanding the effects of algorithms on access to information online, or making informed choices on digital priv ...uidelines that would help developers to include human rights principles in algorithms and AI education.
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  • Emerging technologies and human rights – PL 03 2019
    ...n rights dimensions of automated data processing techniques (in particular algorithms) and possible regulatory implications], DGI(2017)12 of December 2017 ...hin that, you do have recognition for aspects of AI, the use and misuse of algorithms. So a lot of our legislation really was developed at a time that is pre-eme
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  • Cybersecurity – The technical realities behind the headlines – Edu 02 2017
    ...cks and other kind of things and that means you have to move over to other algorithms because you find weaknesses in the actual algorithm itself. ...putational, like for computational reasons or that there are weaknesses in algorithms, otherwise there is no reason.
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  • International trade agreements and Internet governance – Pl 04 2017
    ...d innovations blocked new innovations because of closed technology, closed algorithms, and patents, for example. ...han from the IP size. Because data is a not unique thing. It's data. After algorithms, it's unique. And it is a level of protection, but not before.
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022
    ...ng which is worrying... If humans trust misinformatuon what will it do for algorithms and hence AI and our own lives beyond? AI must develop an ethical framework ...about the exisiting model I am in touch with scientists working on dating algorithms from EPFL. I also would like to invite company representatives, e.g. from B
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG and SEEDIG 2020
    ...gate the complex informational landscapes, to understanding the effects of algorithms on access to information online, or making informed choices on digital priv ...uidelines that would help developers to include human rights principles in algorithms and AI education. || EuroDIG
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  • Regulation and the Internet economy – how to create the right building blocks for 5G networks – WS 03 2019
    >> I have a last question and that is, we cannot regulate like algorithms. We in Sweden have created a due diligence process for AI. I'm not focused ...said actually is we cannot fully understand the impacts of the software or algorithms that are in place, because you design them to perform a very specific funct
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  • Fighting COVID19 with AI – How to build and deploy solutions we trust? – WS 14 2020
    ...lines of what you are doing also in Germany. In relation to, for example, algorithms and AI we have label 2 criteria like human agency and oversight, transparen ...Union you have some idea what the criteria should be for the high risk AI algorithms. More work needs to be done. I can see when we are operationalising the cri
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  • Openness, rights and access
    ...imits to the need to know, to preventative enforcement based on predictive algorithms; when are specific types of data retention for justified, if at all, when p
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021
    ...many companies based in Europe, and the transparency of how some of these algorithms work has been a cause of concern for some leaders, such as Chancellor Angel ...ic opinion, secret cooperation with Special Services, the opaque News Feed algorithms, spying on users, censorship, and other crucial issues related to self-regu
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  • Content is the king revisited – WS 01 2016
    ...e. For me, the key question how to produce original content. At the moment algorithms of Google or YouTube, if I start to listen to pop music, all of my online w ...means there is a responsibility, I think, in the companies that create the algorithms. It’s not only that it’s about to change the opinion of the person that
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  • Fending off trolls – Journalists in defence of democracy – WS 08 2019
    ...19 Plenary 7], WS 8 will focus on the damages that automated systems (like algorithms, trolls, bots, etc.) could provoke within the public debate in digital soci ...on the broader phenomena as well as damages that automated systems such as algorithms, bots, et cetera can go with the digital debate through social media and ho
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  • Platforms as critical infrastructure for democratic discourse – TOPIC 03 Sub 03 2023
    ...University of Helsinki working in the democratic capacities in the age of algorithms project and my own research is focused on digital rights discourses in ligh
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  • Internet roadmap and tendencies in the global Internet Governance landscape – Opening 2014
    ...anyone answer that? Is that a concern about collecting information? Doing algorithms, invading privacies? Do you feel that there is a need for new search engine
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  • Upcoming digital identity initiatives impacting your life – FA 03 Sub 03 2022
    Even if we define digital identities as nothing more than applications or algorithms, behind every digital identity, like behind every digital stakeholder, ther
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  • Embracing the digital (r)evolution – 2016
    ...tee; we are dealing with many issues. For example, Human Rights aspects of algorithms, updating a Human Rights guidelines of ISP’s, things that are very import
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  • Trustworthy AI: Large Language Models for Children and Education – WS 03 2023
    ...visory project [https://goal-projekt.de/ GOAL], “Governance by and through algorithms”, commissioned by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research. ...l of rights they don’t even define AI. They say whatever is using data and algorithms and has a negative impact, this is – this somehow should be treated. It s
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  • Domain names innovation and competition – WS 08 2017
    ...ng registered that info would look at the history and by the self-learning algorithms if they would have abuse (?). So just by checking this, we would potentiall
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  • Copyright – Implementation of the EU directive – WS 06 2021
    ...ith the problem of disinformation and fake news and the bubbles that – the algorithms that will advance sensationalists, and oftentimes, problematic content.
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  • Is GDPR still a mystery? – EDU 01 2018
    ...has maybe a few employees because most of the things is done based on some algorithms or based on some software or has a really big turnover. That's why I think
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  • International access to research content and sensitive data – WS 08 2021
    >> BIRGITTE KOFOD OLSEN: Yes. It’s of course, very much focused on the use of algorithms and the use of AI for new analytical purposes and I think especially for �
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  • From cybersecurity to terrorism – are we all under surveillance? – PL 03a 2016
    ...because it’s cheap. You use a super algorithm that costs millions or many algorithms and then you’re harvesting. But you can use actual people because if you
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  • Cross-border hate speech and defamation – living together online – WS 08 2013
    ...s notified of defamatory suggestions. And you know, those are generated by algorithms. That they must take this down. So in Germany, there’s now something like
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  • Create your digital future: transforming lives and businesses in Europe – WS 03 2018
    ...ns. Who knows how to tackle this economic development done by or driven by algorithms? We don't know exactly, but firstly we need to put those questions, yes? An
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  • Intersection between public policy and technical standards – PL 02 2019
    ...se of the definition of harmful content and I think the application of the algorithms is not, you know, the biggest issue here. The biggest issue here, it is the
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  • Confronting the digital divide (1) – Internet access and/as human rights for minorities – WS 02 2016
    ...to maintain a connection with an outside world. Facebook groups still use algorithms to see who sees what is posted and when. If you have a group of 50 to 100 p
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  • New media: Freedoms and responsibilities – PL 03 2011
    ...uthorities. And they control what you see on the top ten rankings by their algorithms and how they perceive your page. If you watch this, you might be interested
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  • Digital cooperation between African and European parliamentarians – Opening plenary 2023
    We have just started understanding how to create the algorithms so that they respect the multitude of different values, how to be in contro
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  • New business models and the Internet – WS 02 2017
    ...being discussed more and more. If you look at artificial intelligence or algorithms, how do we use these things ethically. How do companies develop these prod
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  • Technical basics everyone should know before calling for regulation – Edu 01 2017
    ...important because many users are asking for it. It probably adds to their algorithms and increasing the value of that domain and putting it hyper in their ranks
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  • Human rights and IoT – looking for a win-win solution – WS 05 2017
    ...onymize them in a world where big data is brought together in all kinds of algorithms and analyzed in context of other data that were never intended to be combin
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  • Play the villain – learn to fight disinformation with news literacy – WS 12 2019
    ...o more trust, robo journalism is not used to them. They're not used to the algorithms.
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  • The European Copyright Reform – what just happened, what’s next, and what does it mean for the Internet? – PL 06 2019
    ...lematic idea that private corporations should employ automatized filtering algorithms to somehow serve rights holders and protect copyrights.
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  • European mediascape – How to (re)create a trusted public sphere? – FS 04 2021
    That’s very thought provoking and you’re right, the algorithms, they’re clearly an important part.
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023
    ...laims about products by influencers, search results tailored by commercial algorithms, cleverly scripted propaganda and authorisations to track online behaviour
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  • List of all 96 topic proposals
    ...imits to the need to know, to preventative enforcement based on predictive algorithms; when are specific types of data retention for justified, if at all, when p
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  • YOUthDIG 2017 messages
    ...of transparency of intermediary service providers’ business practices and algorithms should be addressed in order to ensure users’ rights are respected.
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