Data controversies, James Stewart
@datacontroversies.bsky.social
640 followers 690 following 1.4K posts
Microblog supporting Internet and Society and Controversies in the Data Society courses, Science Technology and Innovation Studies, University of Edinburgh
Posts Media Videos Starter Packs
Reposted by Data controversies, James Stewart
sianberry.bsky.social
If you agree that mandatory digital ID cards are a terrible idea, please ask your MP to sign my motion opposing them.

These plans risk turning us into checkpoint Britain. They must be scrapped.

Email your MP my motion: edm.parliament.uk/early-day-mo...
Reposted by Data controversies, James Stewart
newsmastfoundation.org
Community shouldn't be far away.

That's why we're helping organisations, activists, and local organisers build their community away from the divisive algorithms of Big Tech.

#SocialMedia #CommunityBuilding
A graphic reading 'Imagine Community in your Pocket'. The background is orange and four phone screens can be seen at the bottom of the page. Each screen displays a screenshot from the Newsmast Foundation's Channel.org app family.
Reposted by Data controversies, James Stewart
odihq.bsky.social
Local governments in the UK are responsible for all kinds of public services, and collect a multitude of data in providing them. This new report with Nortal uses our framework for AI-ready data to provide a structured evidence base to help build data that is ready for AI.
#Data #AI
Insights from UK councils on standards, readiness and reform to modernise public data for AI
Learn more about public sector modernisation with AI-ready data for search, machine learning and generative AI.
buff.ly
Reposted by Data controversies, James Stewart
oxmartinschool.bsky.social
Why do some societies innovate—and others stagnate? Join @carlbfrey.bsky.social, Director of the Future of Work programme, for a talk on 'How Progress Ends', a global, historical look at technology, policy, and long-term growth.

🔗 https://www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events/how-progress-ends
Reposted by Data controversies, James Stewart
justinhendrix.bsky.social
For this week’s podcast, I spoke with Mallory Knodel from the Social Web Foundation and the Internet Exchange and Burcu Kilic from CIGI. The conversation revolved around a post the two wrote for the Internet Exchange titled, “Big Tech Redefined the Open Internet to Serve Its Own Interests."
The Open Internet is Dead. What Comes Next? | TechPolicy.Press
Justin Hendrix spoke to Mallory Knodel and Burcu Kilic about their recent essay, titled "Big Tech Redefined the Open Internet to Serve Its Own Interests."
www.techpolicy.press