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Accessibility & LanguageNews Data Ethics and the Covid-19 Crisis
Data Ethics and the Covid-19 Crisis
Apr
17
2020
Posted: 10:20 IST
Welcome to our second Webinar - Thursday 23 April 4pm
Panelists:
Mathieu d'Aquin (Director of Insight and the Data Science Institute, NUI Galway)
Heike Felzmann (Philosophy, NUI Galway)
Rob Kitchin (Geography, Maynooth University)
Karlin Lillington (Irish Times)
Linnet Taylor (Law, Tilburg University)
The seminar will explore questions of surveillance and social benefit in the midst of the corona virus pandemic, including data gathering and contact tracing apps, and the advantages, risks, and ethical challenges.
Please click this URL to join:
There is a limit of 100 attendees on Zoom. We will also live stream the event on the Moore Institute Facebook page.
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