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Algorithmic systems in the coronavirus pandemic – The European approach between surveillance and the protection of basic rights

1. September 2020 / Dr. Sarah Fischer, Fabio Chuisi

Can technologies such as contact-tracing apps and facial recognition software serve as silver-bullet solutions to the coronavirus pandemic? Hoping this to be the case, a number of countries are rushing to implement algorithmic decision-making systems (ADM). Balancing the technology’s potential in crisis management with a respect for basic rights, Europe aims to serve as an […]

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AlgoRail: On the trail of algorithms

8. July 2020 / Nicolas Kayser-Bril

Summer has finally arrived, but the Corona pandemic has already put a damper on many people’s holiday plans. That’s why we want to go on a journey in our new blog series “AlgoRail” – all over Europe and always on the trail of algorithmic systems. Where are algorithmic systems already in use in other countries? […]

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