“Although it is not widely acknowledged that distrust in data and data-driven systems is shaped by inequalities, we should not be surprised by this, because the worldviews of the (usually privileged) creators of such systems are embedded within them.”
'Assuming trust is positive, and therefore desirable, can delegitimise some groups' "morally proper" distrust' - Helen Kennedy, Prof Digital Society @sheffielduni
New post by @hmtk asking: should more trust in data-driven systems should be our goal?
https://t.co/AmHtxQxhxa
Things are moving so fast that I did this interview before the PM introduced the concept of a mandatory COVID vaccine. That's a topic for another day...(tomorrow?) https://t.co/OkZt2zxfHo
@arichardson_phi @adriandix I thought medical office waiting rooms were over and I had celebrated this positive change that came from covid. Don’t tell me I’m wrong.
Pleased to be part of this exciting new initiative!
University of Toronto school of public health to launch pandemic institute /via @globeandmail https://t.co/CB1VCcX9R6
Going out on a limb here: college students aren’t the problem, but rather opening up campuses amidst uncontrolled community spread of a contagious virus is the problem
The Toronto District School Board met Tuesday evening to come up with a new back to school plan. CityNews' @Ginella_M has more. https://t.co/ztuyc3lfnn