Leo thinks it is not ok that major institutions refuse to divulge basic information over use of automated decision-making algorithms when deciding questions over human rights @equalityhumanright.bsky.social @sarahowen.org.uk If it is too expensive to report then maybe it was too expensive to use.

The @equalityhumanright.bsky.social‬ even has the audacity to highlight "cases of responsible" use while themselves exhibiting highly problematic reporting use and standards

Turns out it is too expensive to even indicate whether those guidelines exist. See the example of the types of permitted costs, NOTE that they claim a report already exists, but that the costs associated with reporting the most of guidelines is too expensive--

So I submitted a substantially narrowed FOI asking for only the most basic overview of information while awaiting a decision on the review request. Asking much more basic questions like, what guidelines existed for the use of AI? And if they don't exist, to indicate that directly.

that indeed, I was requestion information on both sets of consultations. Again, the information requested would have been standard in any professional report. These requests were rejected on Oct 21 on fee grounds after the maximal delay possible (and even an extension).

As Director of Strathclyde's PLACE Lab for Computational Social Science, I thought it relevant to ask the EHRC how they undertook their analysis through a FOI request dated from Aug 8, 2025. Although I asked a substantial number of questions around bias mitigation and data validation...

Not sure what AI American journalists are using. But, AI summaries don't equal facts unless you want to mislead but...

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There's no need to hide Leo, looks like everyone's joining Bsky. Cats welcome too

Really fascinating discussion with students and staff. Plenty of reasons for concern, but also some opportunities.

If you are in or around the University of Tartu tonight, come join us for a discussion on the "Implications of the US election for Europe"!