The unseen Black faces of AI algorithms
An audit of commercial facial-analysis tools found that dark-skinned faces are misclassified at a much higher rate than are faces ...
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YouTube begint Research Program waarmee onderzoekers metadata kunnen analyseren
Google gaat onderzoekers meer toegang geven tot data over YouTube. Er komt een api beschikbaar waarmee wetenschappers toegang krijgen tot metadata van video's. Onderzoekers krijgen onbeperkt toegang tot die data. Het YouTube Research Program is in feite een uitbreiding van de beperkte, bestaande Data-api die YouTube al langer aanbood.
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tweakers.net
Nieuwe DPIA voor de Rijksoverheid en universiteiten op Microsoft Teams, OneDrive en SharePoint Online
Privacy Company heeft opnieuw onderzoek gedaan naar de privacyrisico’s van Microsoft Teams, OneDrive en SharePoint. Niet alle risico’s zijn weg…
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privacycompany.eu
Biometric identity systems in law enforcement and the politics of (voice) recognition: The case of SiiP
This paper examines the case of the recent Speaker Identification Integrated Project, a European wide initiative to create the first international and interoperable database of voice biometrics, now the third largest biometric database at Interpol. Drawing on Freedom of Information requests, interviews and public documentation, we outline the emergence and features of SiiP and explore how voice is recognised and attributed meaning.
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sagepub.com
Parlementsleden VS willen uitleg van Facebook over geschorste academici
Verschillende Amerikaanse parlementsleden eisen een verklaring van Facebook over de schorsing van twee academici, schrijft persbureau Reuters maandag. De Facebook-accounts van de wetenschappers werden vorige week opgeschort terwijl de twee onderzoek deden naar advertenties en de verspreiding van nepnieuws op het platform.
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nu.nl
Facebook’s Reason for Banning Researchers Doesn’t Hold Up
When Facebook said tuesday that it was suspending the accounts of a team of NYU researchers, it made it seem like the company’s hands were tied. The team had been crowdsourcing data on political ad targeting via a browser extension, something Facebook had repeatedly warned them was not allowed.
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wired.com
NYU researchers speak out after Facebook disables their accounts
On Tuesday, Facebook suspended the accounts, apps and pages of several New York University researchers who have been using scraping tools to better understand political ads and disinformation on Facebook.
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protocol.com
Scientific research using health data: is the GDPR in contradiction with fair principles?
Medical research is becoming increasingly reliant on the analysis of large amounts of biologically derived data. Greater scientific and societal value are achievable if these research data are processed in accordance with the FAIR – Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable – principles.
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inplp.com
The Ola & Uber judgments
In the Ola judgment, the Court requires the Ola company to explain the logic behind a fully automated decision in the sense of article 22 of the General Data Protection regulation (GDPR). To the best of our knowledge, it is the first time that a Court anywhere in Europe recognises such a right.
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eulawanalysis.blogspot.com
How do app vendors respond to subject access requests?
A longitudinal privacy study on iOS and Android Apps
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