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