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Artificial Intelligence: How to get it right
This report was published in October 2019 by NHSX. Intending to provide a cohesive overview of the current use of data-driven technologies within the health and care system, the report aims to ...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Report
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15 challenges for AI: or what AI (currently) can’t do. An academic paper
Scientific breakthroughs and economic successes in the fields of research, development, and application of systems with artificial intelligence abound. But, aside there are a number of...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Report
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The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics: An Evaluation of Guidelines
A number of ethics guidelines have been released in recent years. This research comprises normative principles and recommendations aimed to harness the “disruptive” potentials of new AI...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Report
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British Computer Society: How do we make algorithms do the right thing?
A report from the BCS - the chartered institute for IT - which sets out an analysis of the Ofqual exam grade awarding algorithm to identify how principles of openness, accountability...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Report
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Why Predictive Algorithms are So Risky for Public Sector Bodies
A paper by Madeleine Waller (Kings College London) and Paul Waller (Bradford University) that examines the use, deployment and risks of algorithms in decision making by public sector...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Report
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New York Times article - How Facebook data is able to be used to determine suicide risk using algorithmic analysis (Dec 2018)
A New York Times article showing how Facebook personal data is being used for suicide prevention.  Raises ethical and legal questions.  ...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Blog
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Innovative public-private partnership has developed intelligent automation within council services at South Kesteven District Council
This information page sets out an award winning project in which a joint team was set up by South Kesteven Council and Ernst and Young to deliver intelligent automation in four key areas for...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Case study
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Consultation on the public algorithms of Nantes Metropole (France)
A website (in French) published by Nantes Metropole setting out the automated calculation tools in use to calculate aid, set fees or establish an invoice. In 2019, Nantes Métropole committed...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Other
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Socitm calls on local authorities to learn the lessons – and think long and hard before they use algorithms
Mark Lumley, Director of Digital & IT at London Borough of Hounslow, on behalf of the Society for innovation, technology and modernisation (Socitm) sets out risks and issues associated with...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Blog
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What Works for Children’s Social Care (WWCSC) report: machine learning models miss children at risk
After 18 months of work, What Works for Children’s Social Care (WWCSC) reports these findings of its research into the use of machine learning in children’s social care. The research finds that...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Report
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Socitm knowledge base search: data ethics in the public sector
The Society for innovation, technology and modernisation (Socitm) has an extensive online knowledge base of support, reports, guidance and good examples for deployment of IT solutions in the...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Guide
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Socitm presentation: Dr Allison Gardner, Keele University. Ethical Use of Emerging Technologies and Data
At a recent virtual event held at Society for innovation, technology and modernisation (Socitm) in October,  Dr Allison Gardner, Programme Director Data Science Degree...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Other
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Judicial Review of Automated Public-Sector Decision-Making - Aug 2018
From SSRN Solutions:  Discussions on there being no clear understanding of how administrative law should be applied to algorithm and auto-predictive decision-making. This paper brings together ...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Blog
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Guardian article Nov 2020: Suggesting local government use of algorithms to help make claims decisions
Sarah Marsh & Niamh McIntyre at the Guardian newspaper published this article suggesting that tools are used widely in Local Government to inform decisions on everything from housing to...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Blog
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Guardian article Aug 2020: Call for more transparency on analytical tools used in local public services
Sarah Marsh at the Guardian newspaper published this case for more transparency in local government predictive analytics in August 2020
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Blog
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Guardian article Oct 2019: Suggesting local government use of algorithm use in analytics is unreliable
Sarah Marsh at the Guardian newspaper published this assessment of risks and issues in use of predictive analytics in October 2019
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Blog
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Government Data Science Accelerator Mentoring Scheme
This government programme is run by the Government Data Science Partnership (GDSP) – a collaboration between GDS, ONS and GO-Science.  Its role is to give public sector analysts the opportunity...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Training
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City of Amsterdam Algorithm Register
The City of Amsterdam has established this highly effective online register of analytic algorithms in use in the public sector.  It has the objective towards transparency, review, challenge,...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Other
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Amsterdam Township - getting a grip on algorithms in public sector
This website is in the Dutch language but modern browsers offer an effective translation feature into English.  It sets out guidelines and checklists that public sector organisations should...
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Guide
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NESTA AI toolkit to help communities use data and artificial intelligence to tackle the climate crisis
This toolkit is for civil society organisations and local authorities who want to empower communities to address the climate crisis, using AI to help manage, maintain and augment civic assets....
By:  Former Member
Last updated:  15 Jun 2022
Type:  Tool
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