@TechPolicyMPhil@EarthshotPrize Just want to quickly look back the topics and feeling that making efforts on social good like environmental protection is a long journey, different practice definitely worth trying. #techpol20w1
@TechPolicyMPhil Recent Strategic Valuation on Risk course reminds me of this topic on what we so called scientific evidence. The mathematic modeling can not be 100% perfect and so does the humanβs judgement. #techpol20w2
@TechPolicyMPhil@ghaziahamat @CDEIUK In the case of my country, the correction of the bias need input more from the diversity of users and independent investigator to help either the regulation and the system though itβs gonna be really hard. #techpol20w8
@TechPolicyMPhil Good to know that the UK government has the ambitious 10 points plan for green industry. More cooperation and competition would help to achieve that. Most importantly, it sets a good example for the rest of the world, more actors will join the the green revolution.#techpol20w7
Getting people cooperated is hard. The government might need to think more about how to communicate with people who have less confidence on the vaccine. They are not the only party to be blame. #techpol20w6
Legislation would be the first step for government, but itβs definitely not the panacea to cure all problems. But at least, it gives everyone the sword to defense our right to be not disturbed.
How safe is our data? How should firms and governments respond? Usually, we worry about hackers and cybercrime, but sometimes firms simply make (big) mistakes! #techpol20w5 https://t.co/cum99g5S9b
@TechPolicyMPhil The relationship between government and big tech can vary in different political and cultural context. But cooperation and support does not mean the enforcement should be loose. Only efficient implementation would protect people from the harm of monopoly. #techpol20w3