Publications
Trajectories and consequences of Artificial Intelligence research
Personal data will serve as the basis to make the new wave of advanced artificial intelligence systems more precise, so there’s an incentive to collect…
AI Policy: Making Sense of Science
People enjoy a space of personal freedom, partly because powerful State and private actors do not have the capacity to control each aspect of life. If…
Will US ISPs now sell browsing habits?
Privacy in the US is mostly regulated and enforced by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), who can fine and impose rules on companies like Facebook and…
Possible coalitions and the digital economy
The Dutch have chosen. For the third time in a row, the VVD (liberal conservatives) emerged victorious, albeit with a considerable loss of seats
Net Neutrality: Making Fundamental Internet Principles Great Again?!
In short, net neutrality is a foundational principle of the Internet. The end-to-end principle of the Internet’s design places intelligence at the edges…
Legal, Technical, and Common Sense Privacy
The legal and technical communities reason differently about the concept of privacy on the Internet, but understanding and combining both may become imperative.
Prejudiced Algorithms
The time to engage in the development on non-racist algorithms is now! Several communities are currently forming that are developing approaches to understand…
A Taste of Future Privacy Tussles
The world is getting an insight into the troubling and messy future of legal certainty in data protection law with the current international negotiations
