Researchers and journalists alike have taken great delight in recounting the new chant that student protests have used in the streets of the UK last

Government bodies need to take a special approach to procurement when it comes to artificial intelligence, according to the World Economic Forum’s Centre for the

Agencies of the New Zealand government will take advice on the ethical use of public data from a new expert panel pulled together by Stats

Virginia Eubanks’ wonderful book Automating Inequality stimulated thinking about technologies used to ration Australia’s welfare services and payments. The book includes case studies about some

New Zealand is a leader in government use of artificial intelligence (AI). It is part of a global network of countries that use predictive algorithms

It’s common to frame discussions of societal transitions by focusing on the new skills that become essential. But instead of looking at what we’re learning,

The notion of a government information fortress protected by perimeter of digital motes and walls counts for nought when your workforce is mobile and many

Two academics are demanding the New South Wales police open up about their efforts to prevent future crime using an opaque predictive algorithm, which they say is

Machine learning algorithms work blindly towards the mathematical objective set by their designers. It is vital that this task include the need to behave ethically.

Government needs to deeply reform itself, if it is to be relevant in the modern era. The reform needs a fundamental change in the way