Let's take care of the Internet! @dawiet.bsky.social was recently featured in the "Intenet Governance Explained"-Podcast. Dive into the episode to learn more about the risks of using AI in content moderation and the working conditions of content moderators. open.spotify.com/episode/3u2i...

Today, we presented our project on learning from past experiences with impact assessment integrations at the STS Conference Graz. We claim that fundamental rights impact assessments can contribute to an inclusive AI accountability ecosystem.

Lena Pohlmann is the last of our student research assistants; she also studies philosophy of technology in her master's program at the Technische Universität Berlin. She is interested in algorithmic fairness and currently researches algorithmic impact assessments.

Another one of our student research assistents is Laurenz Sachenbacher! He is studying philosophy of technology in his master's program at the Technische Universität Berlin and is interested in the structural embeddedness of AI systems from a philosophical perspective.

As a part of our introduction, let's move on to DASE's student research assistants. Camilla Wagner is one of them and a student of political science at the Freie Universität Berlin. Her main fields of interest lie at the interaction between society and technology.

2/2 For the first time we could present a group of data workers at the European Parliament to discuss their work and grievances while defining a path forward with platform workers from all sectors.

1/2 Two exciting days in Brussels come to a close today. Our group members @milamiceli.bsky.social, Camilla and Laurenz participated in the Transnational Forum of Alternatives to Uberisation. Follow the remainder of the discussion live. left.eu/events/trans...

To continue introducing our group members, let’s see who else does a Ph.D. in the DASE group: @dawiet.bsky.social - a computer scientist and philosopher - explores algorithmic fairness, focusing on audits and reverse engineering of algorithmic systems, and causal inference.

In our “Data Feminism” Reading Group today we will explore objectivity, truth, and rationality myths. We will discuss the myth of ground truth by reading an essay by Lora Aroyo and Chris Welty and rationality, with a paper by Helen Longino about feminist critiques of rationality!

Exciting day at our working group in @weizenbauminstitut.bsky.social! Our interdisciplinary bi-weekly reading group kicks off its exploration of diverse data perspectives. We dive into 'Data Feminism' by @kanarinka.bsky.social and @laurenfklein.bsky.social , unraveling the chapters.