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Designing a ‘fair’ human-in-the-loop

What does it really mean for humans-in-the-loop (HITLs) to make AI systems more “fair”? At the...

By Isabella Banks • Jacqueline Kernahan • October 02, 2025

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Platform observability and content governance under the DSA

By Charis Papaevangelou • Fabio Votta • September 22, 2025

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Bigger And Faster Or Better And Greener? The EU Needs To Define Its Priorities For AI

By José van Dijck • August 25, 2025

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Governments want to ease AI regulation for innovation, but do citizens agree?

By Natali Helberger • Claes de Vreese • July 31, 2025

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The future of public values in the algorithmic society

July 09, 2025

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Ecology of programmable infrastructures in the context of the administration of justice

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How automation is changing asylum decision-making and contestation in the Netherlands and EU

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Automated Decision-making in Healthcare: Making and Contesting the Rules

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Smarter means, changing values: How the local, governmental implementation of data-driven technologies leads to technomoral change

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Public Values in the Algorithmic Society

In the evolving algorithmic society, key decisions are not made by humans alone. Datafication, sophisticated algorithms, ever more sophisticated artificial intelligence models mean that algorithmic decision systems now complement and in part replace human decision-making.

“We are now at a moment in time where we really have to develop a vision for how we, as a society, want to live with automated decision-making”

Prof Natali Helberger (Scientific Director AlgoSoc) at the occasion of the AlgoSoc kick-off on November 29, 2023.

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Designing a ‘fair’ human-in-the-loop

By Isabella Banks • Jacqueline Kernahan • October 02, 2025

Bigger And Faster Or Better And Greener? The EU Needs To Define Its Priorities For AI

By José van Dijck • August 25, 2025

Governments want to ease AI regulation for innovation, but do citizens agree?

By Natali Helberger • Claes de Vreese • July 31, 2025

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The EU AI Act: Law of Unintended Consequences?

By Sabrina Kutscher • July 02, 2025

The rise of technology courts

By Natali Helberger • March 06, 2025

CK v Dun & Bradstreet Austria (C-203/22): The case that ends the GDPR right to explanation debate?

By Kätliin Lember • November 07, 2024

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AI won’t save us from the hard choices in healthcare

By Maurits Kaptein • June 06, 2025

From dialogue to decision

By Leonie Westerbeek • November 22, 2024

Discriminerende algoritmes

By Corien Prins • May 18, 2021

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Platform observability and content governance under the DSA

By Charis Papaevangelou • Fabio Votta • September 22, 2025

Imagining the Future of European Digital Infrastructures

By Agustin Ferrari Braun • July 04, 2025

Independent media has an infrastructural problem

By Agustin Ferrari Braun • April 16, 2025

Designing a ‘fair’ human-in-the-loop

Platform observability and content governance under the DSA

Bigger And Faster Or Better And Greener? The EU Needs To Define Its Priorities For AI

Governments want to ease AI regulation for innovation, but do citizens agree?

The future of public values in the algorithmic society

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Ecology of programmable infrastructures in the context of the administration of justice

How automation is changing asylum decision-making and contestation in the Netherlands and EU

Automated Decision-making in Healthcare: Making and Contesting the Rules

Smarter means, changing values: How the local, governmental implementation of data-driven technologies leads to technomoral change

Public Values in the Algorithmic Society

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“We are now at a moment in time where we really have to develop a vision for how we, as a society, want to live with automated decision-making”

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