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Algorithms in decision-making inquiry

Inquiry

This inquiry examines the increasing use of algorithms in public and business decision making. It assesses how algorithms are formulated, the scope for error or correction and the impact they may have individuals—and their ability to understand or challenge that decision.

The Committee continues the previous Committee's inquiry, taking forward the evidence it received previously.

Work news

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Committee sets the agenda for new algorithmic ethics agency
Science and Technology Committee publishes report on Algorithms in Decision Making
23 May 2018
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Minister questioned on algorithms in decision-making
Science and Technology Committee examines the challenges faced by the Information Commissioner's Office
23 January 2018
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How are algorithms and AI changing the nature of healthcare?
Science and Technology Committee questions Google DeepMind Health and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
11 January 2018
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Algorithms in decision-making examined
Science and Technology Committee hears from Google, Microsoft, Twitter, and Experian
12 December 2017
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Algorithms in decision-making examined with academics
Science and Technology Committee explores the current and future uses of algorithms in decision-making
14 November 2017
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Science and Technology Committee launches three inquiries
Science and Technology Committee examines genome editing, research integrity and algorithms in decision-making
14 September 2017
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