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Algorithms Data Democracy 20. March 2024

Rosie Collington is new postdoctoral fellow in the ADD project

We are pleased to welcome Postdoc Rosie Collington to the ADD project

Postdoc Rosie Collington

Algorithms Data Democracy 18. March 2024

Matilde Ficozzi is new Research assistant in the ADD project

We are pleased to welcome Research Assistant Matilde Ficozzi to the ADD project

Research Assistant Matilde Ficozzi

19. February 2024

Alfred Lund Felumb is new Research assistant in the ADD project

We are pleased to welcome Alfred Lund Felumb as Research assistant in the ADD project

Research assistant in the ADD project Alfred Lund Felumb

Algorithms Data Democracy 27. October 2023

Public ADD Lecture: What are the values in value alignment?

Join ADD and the TANTlab on November 6th at 15:00 – 16:00 for a public lecture with David Moats from the University of Helsinki

Public ADD lecture with David Moats

Algorithms Data Democracy 27. October 2023

Public ADD Lecture: Friction and promise in data labor

Join ADD and the TANTlab on November 6th at 13:30 – 14:30 for a public lecture with Minna Ruckenstein & Tuukka Lehtiniemi from the University…

Public ADD lecture

Algorithms Data Democracy 1. September 2023

Postdoc position available in the ADD project from March 1st

Be part of the project Algorithms, Data, and Democracy

1. September 2023

New Project Leader and Research Assistant in the Knowledge broker unit

We are pleased to welcome Ulrikke Dybdal Sørensen as project leader and Research Assistant in the Knowledge broker unit of the ADD project

Research assistant Ulrikke Sørensen

Information Security security technology 23. August 2023

Information Security and Governance of Automated Security

ADD Lecture and Workshop on Information Security and Governance of Automated Security, September 12th 2023 @TANTlab

22. November 2022

Carl Stefan Roth-Kirkegaard hired for ADD

New addition to the ADD project is Carl Stefan Roth-Kirkegaard.

8. November 2022

Credit Score Desimulator™️: Consumerization, Parody, and World-Making in U.S. Credit Scoring

Public lecture with Malte Ziewitz from Cornell University