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DataU
This paper critically explores the ethical implications of data commodification in the digital age, drawing on Debra Satz's framework of morally repugnant markets. It highlights the erosion of informed consent as users' data is harvested and monetized without their meaningful understanding or benefit. The study examines the pervasive practice of real-time bidding and data brokerage, underscoring the exploitation embedded in these systems. It argues for the need to reimagine consent and privacy protections to align with contemporary digital realities.
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The burgeoning of highly complex algorithms used for assessment in the judicial field continues to challenge the underpinnings of justice in America. COMPAS, or Correctional Offender Management Profiling for Alternative Sanctions is a software used to assess recidivism risks when determining pretrial release and parole possibility. In 2016, a ProPublica investigation discovered significant inconsistencies in rates assigned to White offenders and Black offenders. These findings play into a nuanced dialogue about how — and if — algorithmic decision-making should be leveraged in the legal field
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DMI
DSA
This initiative aims to dissect the broad implications of these regulations for the digital market, emphasizing their impact on innovation, competition, and consumer rights. By blending academic inquiry with practical analysis, the project aspires to illuminate the nuances of digital policy and its global repercussions. Our research navigates the impacts of the EU’s new regulations for the digital economic, their impacts, and businesses’ strategic responses. Engaging a multidisciplinary team, Project Navigate seeks to foster a comprehensive understanding of the Digital Market Act and Digital Services Acts’ effects on digital ecosystems and economic strategies.