Robodogs, algorithms, drones, biometrics, and AI. Experimental technology is being used to monitor migrants with little oversight. A new project centers the perspectives of people on the move. Petra Molnar @Migration_Tech @refugeelawlab Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society openglobalrights.org/people-on-move…

This framing captures some of what Victoria Adelmant and I are thinking through vis-à-vis digital government, decision chains, and accountability. Administrative agencies, like the jobs of the workers who constitute them, are more than sets of tasks or decisions.

NEW: Uganda’s biometric identity system is key for banking and voting, but it also sits at the heart of a sweeping surveillance apparatus that targets human rights activists, journalists and political opponents bloomberg.com/news/features/…

First time attending ICON•S next week, where I'll be joining an exciting roundtable discussion on 'International Organizations and Digital Infrastructures' with Victoria Adelmant Hannah Birkenkötter Angelina Fisher Roxana Vatanparast. Looking forward to catching up with many friends too!

Very much looking forward to ICON-S, where I will be in conversation w/Alexandra Sinclair, Malavika Raghavan, Victoria Adelmant, Adam Harkens, Dr. Jen Raso on a panel titled Global Provocations: Technology and the Rule of Law in the Digital State on Monday 11am. Pls come say hello!

Coming to ICON•S & interested in the #RuleofLaw in the #DigitalState? IF SO, @ 11 am on Monday 8 Jul, the brilliant Dr Dr. Jen Raso will Chair a panel of provocations raised by Dr @adamharkens, Victoria Adelmant & my LSE Law School faves Alexandra Sinclair Nakul Nayak Details👇Come join us!

My new piece on publicness in public administration and the use of machine learning is finally out! 🧵 Impoverished Publicness of Algorithmic Decision Making academic.oup.com/ojls/article/d…

On Points, the Algorithmic Impact Methods Lab team reflects on what they’re learning and why they’ve shifted from thinking of their work as being about “impact assessment” to understanding it as a form of impact engagement. datasociety.net/points/the-alg…

It was great to contribute to the "Vulnerability in the Automated State" stream at the Critical Legal Conference last week, organised by Jannice Käll & Sofia Ranchordas, where Dr. Jen Raso & I presented our work on decision-making in digitalised govt. Looking forward to further discussions!

At King's College London with the brilliant Three Generations of Digital Human Rights team and leading international human rights law scholars, featuring inspiring discussions on #digitalrights and the elasticity of international #humanrights treaties yuval shany Maria Varaki Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew