Cont. "Grappling openly and transparently with difficult questions, such as how to achieve fairness, is precisely what characterises ethical decision-making in a society. Instead, Ofqual responded with non-disclosure agreements, offering no public insight into what it was doing"
Louise Amoore: "The Ofqual algorithm was the technical embodiment of a deeply political idea: that a person is only as good as their circumstances dictate"
https://t.co/DUwTitN3ta
Cont. "In the future, challenging algorithmic injustices will mean attending to how people’s choices in education, health, criminal justice, immigration and other fields are all diminished by a calculation that pays no attention to our individual personhood"
You can check out all winners and commendees in the link below and read interviews on their teaching experiences and motivations
https://t.co/KMWFYmgoF1
Feeling very happy and humbled today to receive Warwick's Teaching award for PhDs. A big thank you to my anonymous nominator(s)! It makes me super happy to know that my tiny contribution to teaching has had a positive impact on somebody's learning experience and time at Warwick.
CIM (University of Warwick) is hosting a Virtual Open Day on April 7 and 8 for prospective students and anyone who’d like to know more about our Master’s degrees. More info at: https://t.co/ggJj4UnUpX Spread the word!
We are happy to announce our newest issue in #OpenAccess: "Urban Planning and the #SmartCity: Projects, Practices and Politics" (Eds. @AndyKarvonen, Matthew Cook and @HavardHaarstad) Free to read & download: https://t.co/78oKGXdvV9
The final report of the Building better, Building beautiful Commission identifies the car as "the most evident factor behind [the decline of beauty in the built environment] is the rise of the car". But then its 44 policy proposals barely touch on the subject. It's just so hard.
In the last two days, Google and @FinancialTimes editorial board have called for a temporary moratorium on facial recognition - following in the footsteps of many researchers and civil society orgs.
Is it Christmas already? Thanks for the nice wrapping @meatspacepress. Can't wait for the read. My addition would be a city run on a freemium/micro transactions model like parts of the video games industry - but maybe that's too close to reality anyway🤷🏼♂️
Thank you for the opportunity to present @regstud conference this week. It's been some insightful two days with a great variety of speakers and topics. Also got zur chance to explore Lincoln got a bit. #RSAEC
My maps and stats for the English Indices of Deprivation 2019 are now online – all 317 local authorities here: https://t.co/0zhrwpD8MN (with links to @mhclg data and docs) – short thread with some highlights to follow
It was a though-provoking and fun exercise. Thanks @pantopinik & Co for organising. Would be great to engage some local councils in the UK in this kind of exercise to imagine not only what a smart city could look like but also what we WANT it to be like. #beyondsc19
Suddenly you sit down as a new member of the 2050 Urban Assembly of the City of Adrestia. Decisions are to be made on a variety of challenges in this data & AI-driven age of urban governance. Thank you @BOLDCities for hosting our latest design fiction performance!
#beyondsc19