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OpenSCHUFA – shedding light on Germany’s opaque credit scoring
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Why we started OpenSCHUFA, why you should care about credit scoring & how you can help.
OpenSCHUFA is nominated for the Grimme Online Award
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Grimme-Institut has nominated the crowdsourcing project OpenSCHUFA by AlgorithmWatch and Open Knowledge Foundation Germany for the Grimme Online Award 2019 in the category SPECIAL (website in German).
Volkswagen Foundation funds new AlgorithmWatch project with planning grant
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New project of AlgorithmWatch and TU Braunschweig aims to Bridge the structural competence gap for AI in HR.
New project: Governing Platforms
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We are delighted to announce the launch of our new project Governing Platforms, which is funded by Civitates, a collaborative philanthropic initiative that aims to strengthen the capacity of civil soc…
AlgorithmWatch will host a Mozilla Fellow
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We are very excited to be one of ten nonprofits and civil society organizations hosting a Mozilla Fellow 2019-2020!…
Launch of our ‘AI Ethics Guidelines Global Inventory’
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AlgorithmWatch's inventory of principles, voluntary commitments & frameworks for an ethical use of algorithms and AI (work in progress)…
No red lines: Industry defuses ethics guidelines for artificial intelligence
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Artificial intelligence should serve people and respect fundamental rights. This is what an expert group of the EU Commission demands in its now published guidelines for these technologies. However, u…
IEEE launches Ethically Aligned Design, First Edition
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The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) published the first edition of Ethically Aligned Design: A Vision for Prioritizing Human Well-being with Autonomous and Intelligent Systems…
New guest researcher joins the AlgorithmWatch team
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A warm welcome to Lukas Zielinski, our new guest researcher. Lukas studied Liberal Arts & Sciences in Maastricht where he focused on Politics, Economics, and Philosophy. He then maintained his int…