AlgoSoc / Research data
December 10, 2024

AlgoSoc Longitudinal Effects panel

Dataset authored by Ernesto de León, Jin Wan, Fabio Votta, Donovan van der Haak, Oberski, Daniel, Linnet Taylor, Theo Araujo, Julia C. M. van Weert, Floris Bex, José van Dijck, Seda Gürses, Moniek Buijzen, Corien Prins, Natali Helberger and Claes de Vreese.

The AlgoSoc Longitudinal Effects panel is a survey that aims to uncover how citizens perceive and experience developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Automated Decision Systems (ADS). The project consists of 6 waves of the core study, preceded by a screener survey. The current survey concerns wave 1 out of 6. This first wave of data collection interviewed a total of 3,921 participants on key questions surrounding algorithms and public values across the sectors of health, justice and media.

The dataset has been posted on Figshare under embargo. It was uploaded on 21 May 2024 and will be made publicly available after 13 months, i.e., on 21 June 2025.

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Universiteit, maak je los van Big Tech

By Albert Meijer • José van Dijck • February 24, 2025

De concentratie van macht over AI is ondemocratisch

By Natali Helberger • February 13, 2025

(Hoe) blijven universiteiten baas over hun bestanden in de cloud?

By Seda Gürses • Roel Dobbe • February 13, 2025

/ justice
The rise of technology courts

By Natali Helberger • March 06, 2025

AI in the justice sector: a force to be reckoned with

By Kätliin Kelder • June 18, 2024

/ health
From dialogue to decision

By Leonie Westerbeek • November 22, 2024

Discriminerende algoritmes

By Corien Prins • May 18, 2021

/ media
Misinformatie in de gezondheidszorg

By José van Dijck • February 26, 2025

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