Dialogues I4ADA
Accountability in the Digital Age
The Institute for Accountability in the Digital Age (I4ADA) was founded in 2017 with the mission to ensure that issues and concerns do not undermine the Internet’s potential for increasing access to knowledge, spreading global tolerance and understanding, and promoting sustainable prosperity. The I4ADA dialogues are recorded online interviews with participants which represent stakeholders from civil society, academia, the business technology community, lawyers and policy-makers. This video is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatices 4.0 Internation
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Sep 18, 2023
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Episodes
A dialogue with Maarten Botterman, ICANN 16.08.2021 26:18
A secure, stable and interoperable internet is an important part of the world in this Digital Age. How does ICANN help facilitate and curate this common interest, who is who in this omni-connected global society, how does its omni-stakeholders bottom up approach work, where is accountability and transparency taken in, and how is it catered for? This Dialogue dives into these and related important&...
A dialogue with Peter Batt 16.08.2021 29:40
A dialogue with Peter Batt, Former Dir-Gen for Digital Society, Digitisation of the Administration and IT, Federal Ministry of the Interior, Building and Community, Germany.
A dialogue with Nicolas Diaz Ferreyra, University of Duisburg-Essen 16.08.2021 24:40
A dialogue with Nicolas Diaz Ferreyra , postdoctoral fellow at the University of Duisburg-Essen working on areas of privacy and cybersecurity In this Digital Age, are users able to make their own decisions about using digital services, and sharing their personal data? Why do they seemingly give away so much? Are they aware of the risks, impact and other consequences of doing so? What can and shoul...
A dialogue with Christine Woopen, Center for Life Ethics, Universität Bonn 16.08.2021 24:57
In the medical/health sector, ethics is and has been a core and key component of daily decisions, research and other activities. Where digital technology has outstripped societal and legal frameworks, what can we learn from the ways ethics and accountability are continuously deployed in this sector? For instance regarding personal, bodily, emotional and data integrity. How to cater for multi-disci...
A dialogue with Boris Koprivnkar 16.08.2021 27:42
A dialogue with Boris Koprivnikar , CEO Sincular Consulting. Former deputy Prime Minister Republic of Slovenia.
A dialogue with Dan Jerker Svantesson, Bond University, Australia 16.08.2021 30:21
Dialogue with Dan Jerker Svantesson: · Professor at Faculty of Law, Bond University, Australia (Gold coast) · Researcher Law & Informatics in Sweden · Emeritus Editor International Data Privacy Law, Oxford University Press · He specialises in international aspects of the IT society, a field within which he has published over 250 publications in his name including the bo...
A dialogue with Richard Foster-Fletcher, MKAI 16.08.2021 23:38
How does the Digital Age look like in a post-browser world where one can not easily switch from one browser to another within a second? How much (more) locked-in will people and society get? How to get accountability into play, before, during and after the game? How can a local bottom-up, can-do yet critical community be set up, florish and have a national and global reach. What can we learn from...
A dialogue with Joelle Casteix 16.08.2021 28:09
Dialogue with Joelle Casteix: · Joelle Casteix is a leading global expert, author, and keynote speaker for survivors of child sexual assault and institutional cover-up. · As founding member of the board of directors of the Zero Abuse Project, she has helped launch ZeroAbuse.ai · She is furthermore, the Chief Content Officer of SpotTheLine – ai.
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