Press release
AI Act deal: Key safeguards and dangerous loopholes
Digital contact tracing apps: do they actually work? A review of early evidence
More Algorithms, more Watchers: New Faces at AlgorithmWatch
“We’re looking for cases of discrimination through algorithms in Germany.”
Politicians can do well on Instagram. Political posts, less so.
In Berlin, Google Maps and TomTom encourage car drivers to disregard the law
Unding.de – disputing automated decisions
Presentation of the French and Spanish country issues of the Automating Society Report
Read now: Swiss Edition of the Automating Society Report 2020
Now available: The German edition of the Automating Society Report 2020
Register now: Launch event of the German edition of the Automating Society Report on 25 January 2021
Automated Human Resources Management and Labor Rights
SCHUFA, a black box: OpenSCHUFA results published
AccessNow maps regulatory proposals for Artificial Intelligence in Europe – our take
Why Zuckerberg’s “Independent Governance and Oversight” board is not gonna fly (but some of his other ideas are at least worth discussing)
How YouTube’s algorithm amplified the right during Chemnitz
Two new researchers join the AlgorithmWatch team
Algorithmic Accountability Reporting mailing list launched
1st Meeting on Algorithmic Accountability Reporting with Ray Serrato
Self-Determination in a Networked Society
AlgorithmWatch in the EU High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence
AlgorithmWatch recieves Theodor Heuss Medal 2018
OpenSCHUFA data donation launches