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22 March 2022

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Joint Civil Society Briefing for the Digital Services Act Trilogues

The Digital Services Act (DSA) promises greater accountability for big tech platforms and a safer and more transparent online environment for all. At the moment, the Council of the EU, the European Parliament and the European Commission are negotiating the final version of the text. In a joint briefing paper compiled with 11 other civil society organizations, we define key priorities for these so-called trilogue negotiations.

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AlgorithmWatch signs statement on ban of predictive policing in the Artificial Intelligence Act

February 28, 2022

Human rights and activities of tech companies: Governments must act

February 25, 2022

Automated Decision-Making Systems in the Public Sector – Some Recommendations

February 24, 2022

Joint Statement on Stakeholder Inclusion in the Code of Practice on Disinformation Revision Process

December 14, 2021

DSA milestone: EU lawmakers have responded to our calls for meaningful transparency for big tech

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Joint Statement on the Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence (CAHAI) in the Council of Europe

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A paradigm shift in German digital policies? – The newly presented German coalition agreement shows good approaches, but there is need for clarification

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Civil society calls on the EU to put fundamental rights first in the AI Act

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Holding platforms accountable: The DSA must empower vetted public interest research to reign in platform risks to the public sphere

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EU policy makers: Protect people’s rights, don’t narrow down the scope of the AI Act!

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Twitter’s algorithmic bias bug bounty could be the way forward, if regulators step in

August 13, 2021

Under Facebook’s thumb: Platforms must stop suppressing public interest research

August 4, 2021

Draft AI Act: EU needs to live up to its own ambitions in terms of governance and enforcement

June 7, 2021

Open letter calling for a global ban on biometric recognition technologies that enable mass and discriminatory surveillance

May 27, 2021

EU Commission asks foxes to stop eating chickens but does not build fence

May 4, 2021

Reclaim Your Face – A European Citizens Initiative to ban biometric mass surveillance

April 22, 2021

AlgorithmWatch’s response to the European Commission’s proposed regulation on Artificial Intelligence – A major step with major gaps

December 16, 2020

The DSA proposal is a good start. Now policymakers must ensure that it has teeth.

October 30, 2020

Civil Society Coalition Led by AlgorithmWatch Calls for Binding Transparency Rules for Online Platforms

October 30, 2020

Putting Meaningful Transparency at the Heart of the Digital Services Act

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Our response to the European Commission’s planned Digital Services Act

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AlgorithmWatch joins call for ‘Universal Advertising Transparency by Default’

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Our response to the European Commission’s consultation on AI

April 2, 2020

States use of digital surveillance technologies to fight pandemic must respect human rights

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