Linked Data: Unlocking public good from citizens personal information
Controversies in the Data Society 2026 Use of linked public sector administrative data for research Dr Allison Kurpiel, Dr Ana […]
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Adam Lopez and Zee Talat : Can we tame language technologies? How to think about Large Language Models in the wild
Controversies in the Data Society 2026 Abstract Recent developments and hype around technology grounded in natural language – in […]
Read moreRethinking sustainable AI: Labor and environmental perspectives from the global south
Controversies in the Data Society 2026 Abstract “Sustainability” is a kaleidoscope concept to overshadow Artificial Intelligence (AI) corporations’ predatory […]
Read moreChris Dent and and Raffaela Calabrese: Prediction models for survival: critical infrastructure, credit and insurance
Controversies in the Data Society seminar series 2026 Abstract Predictably intensifying floods, fires and storms of recent years have focused […]
Read moreBeyond the Label, Repairing Data Work, Rethinking AI
Controversies in the Data Society seminar series 2026 Speaker Srravya Chandhiramowuli is a Post Doctoral Research Fellow and Thematic Lead […]
Read moreDr Nadin Kokciyan – Enabling Responsible AI with Humans
Dr Nadin Kokciyan, Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence, University of Edinburgh School of Informatics, presents ‘Enabling Responsible AI with Humans’ as […]
Read moreKieron Ivy Turk – Technical Tactics Targeting Tech-Abuse
Kieron Ivy Turk, a PhD student at the Department of Computer Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge, presents ‘Technical […]
Read moreBen Collier – Never Mind the Bollards
Dr Ben Collier presents ‘Never mind the bollards: Exploring the role of GCHQ and MI5 in strategically shaping security markets […]
Read moreThe border as a platform: Jamie Duncan in Discussion with Gavin Sullivan
An open licensed seminar hosted by the Controversies in the Data Society Seminar Series 2018-2022. This seminar examines the collaborative […]
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