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Could Counterfactuals Explain Algorithmic Decisions Without Opening the Black Box?

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Digital platforms are governing systems — so it’s time we examined...

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Could data pay for global development? Introducing data financing for global...

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The blockchain paradox: Why distributed ledger technologies may do little to...

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New Voluntary Code: Guidance for Sharing Data Between Organisations

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Crowdsourcing ideas as an emerging form of multistakeholder participation in Internet...

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Uber and Airbnb make the rules now — but to whose...

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Why are citizens migrating to Uber and Airbnb, and what should...

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How big data is breathing new life into the smart cities...

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How can big data be used to advance dementia research?

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