Digital ethics & global policy. @CSciPol Fellow, ex-Head of Data & AI Ethics @cabinetofficeuk & @DCMS. MSc @LSEGeography. All views are my own. she/her
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I'm honoured and beyond excited to announce that @Mozilla selected me as one of the 25 visionaries reshaping our digital future. Thank you for recognising my work on transparency and ethics of AI and the importance of this agenda.
#ReclaimTheInternet
rise25.mozilla.org
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The anticipation is rising as we unveil the exceptional lineup for #DataFestTbilisi 2023! 🌟
Our event will be a one of a kind opportunity to get inspired by:
🔹 Natalia Domagala - AI ethics specialist & Mozilla Rise25 Award Winner
Tickets are here 👉datafest.ge/events/
Also this at the bottom of the article: 'This proposal has been developed jointly by Mustafa Suleyman, Eric Schmidt, Dario Amodei, Ian Bremmer, Tino Cuéllar, Reid Hoffman, Jason Matheny, Philip Zelikow'.
Am I missing something here? What happened to female/non-binary AI experts?
Sorry, but we don't need international governance institutions to understand the risks of AI, or to delay national policy solutions. The last 20 years of academic research, advocacy, and media reporting tells us more than enough about the risks of AI.
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It is a true pinch-me moment to be on this list alongside a group of incredible leaders shaping the future of technology and the internet. Thank you @mozilla 🎉✨
It's official! Meet the honorees of Mozilla’s Rise25 awards ✨
These are the builders, creators, artists, activists and advocates who are reclaiming an internet that is open and meaningful to us all. blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/…
A huge thank you to all my former and current colleagues and collaborators for your support and a big shout-out to all the people working hard to make AI and the Internet more inclusive, transparent, and accountable.
'The new privacy policy will come into force 29 September. It states: "We may collect and use your personal information (such as your employment history, educational history, employment preferences, skills and abilities, job search activity and engagement, and so on)"'
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This is such a brilliant and creative way to raise awareness of the risks that social media platforms and their algorithms present, well done @panoptykon @szymielewicz!
1/6 “Our algorithm will suck you in”, “Scroll more, sleep less”! Since Monday a #BlackMirror inspired LED truck promoting a new social media platform #Vlop! has been cruising around Warsaw, the capital of Poland.
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Huge scoop: Companies like Meta have been using pirated copies of books from @StephenKing, @MargaretAtwood, @michaelpollan, @DavidGrann, Zadie Smith and many others to train their AI.
theatlantic.com/technology/a…
Finally back here after some time offline. In case you missed it, I shared my thoughts on building a more participatory & transparent data future for London. Thank you @LOTI_LDN @SamANutt for having me on the @londondataweek Advisory Board this year!
How do we build a more participatory data future for London?
In our latest LDW DataThinks, @NaDomagala argues that London #datainnovation should build on the principles of #transparency, participation, accountability and #ethics.
loti.london/blog/ldw-datathi…
5⃣Every public sector body in London should have data and AI ethics embedded in their daily operations & employ designated data ethicists to support decision-making in every organisation
‘More than 500 citizens’ assemblies have informed policymaking in recent years, with permanent citizens’ councils now in place in Paris, London and Ostbelgien, Belgium’ - great read (especially for those new to the concept) and reflections from @ClaudiaChwalisz & @petermacleod
Citizens’ assemblies: are they the future of democracy? by @EvaTalmadge
We believe citizens’ assemblies are one great way to build a more vibrant democracy, where everyone can shape a world that works for us all
Spot the quote from @ClaudiaChwalisz 👀
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Incredible to see that 9 European cities will be sharing the info on their #AI use in a format similar to the UK Algorithmic Transparency Standard🎉. This kind of collaboration & standardisation is exactly what I was hoping for when starting this work in the UK back in late 2020
Over the past half year, a group of Eurocities member cities have developed a free to use and shareable data schema for #AI registries.
It helps explain the use of #ArtificialIntelligence systems by government organisations. 🤖🏛️
👉 eurocities.eu/latest/nine-ci…
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🔥 Looking for critical perspectives on privacy, AI, and tech? These fantastic women can help:
@daniellecitron, @NitaFarahany, @OrlyLobel, @katecrawford, @safiyanoble, @ruha9, @CCriadoPerez, @merbroussard, @mathbabedotorg, @julie17usc
Today marks one year since the publication of the UK Algorithmic Transparency Standard! I’m proud of how this project has grown and excited to see how #algortihmictransprency evolves in the future, in the public sector and beyond!
Big #algorithmictransparency news in the UK! We (@CabinetOffice) have just published a new Algorithmic Transparency Standard for the public sector which we’ve been working with @CDEIUK to develop. Find out more here: lnkd.in/dBKgSxXJ 1/3
This is such an important perspective for those working in AI ethics - @adrienneandgp, @MilagrosMiceli, @timnitGebru call for a holistic understanding of AI ethics that would include initiatives to stop exploitation in the AI industry
“Far from the sophisticated, sentient machines portrayed in pop culture, so-called AI systems are fueled by millions of underpaid workers, performing repetitive tasks under precarious labor conditions.”
— @adrienneandgp, @milagrosmiceli & @timnitGebru
noemamag.com/the-exploited-l…