Loading…
Welcome to inspiration, learning, instruction, networking and collaboration! Buy your ticket here!
Back To Schedule
Tuesday, November 3 • 10:00 - 11:15
Algorithms are here already - we've found some for you

Log in to save this to your schedule, view media, leave feedback and see who's attending!

Tweet Share
Proactively automating family benefits in Estonia. Detecting medical prescription fraud in Portugal. Assigning GCSE and A-level grades in the UK. Monitoring smiles in bank branches in Poland. Implementing face recognition technologies to apprehend criminals, enforce social distancing or even fight racism. And many, many more examples of automation in the distribution of rights and services across 16 European countries. Presentation of the 2nd Algorithmwatch report on automated decision making in Europe.
Moderators
avatar for Brigitte Alfter

Brigitte Alfter

Director, Arena for Journalism in Europe
Brigitte Alfter ist eine deutsch-dänische Journalistin, Geschäftsführerin für Redaktionelles bei Arena for Journalism in Europe und Dozentin Journalismus an der Universität Göteborg. Nach Jahren als Journalistin auf fallen Niveaus vom Lokaljournalismus bis zur EU-Korrespondentin... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Matthias Spielkamp

Matthias Spielkamp

Executive Director, AlgorithmWatch
Matthias Spielkamp is co-founder and executive director of AlgorithmWatch (Theodor Heuss Medal 2018, Grimme Online Nominee 2019). He testified before committees of the Council of Europe, the European Parliament, the German Bundestag and other institutions on AI and automation. Matthias... Read More →
avatar for Fabio Chiusi

Fabio Chiusi

Project Manager, AlgorithmWatch
I'm into all things automated decision-making: their impacts, how they work, where they are being deployed or tested. I'm particularly concerned about face recognition technologies, and investigating how ADM is playing out in the pandemic. Of course I'm always up for a chat on tech-policy... Read More →

Tuesday November 3, 2020 10:00 - 11:15 CET
  Algorithms, Presentation

Attendees (57)