Silencing for Safety
Does banning the internet keep people safe, or is it a breach of their human rights? Perspectives from South Asia. Dr Leoni Connah, Lecturer in Government, […]
Digital Technology
Smart Cities: The Prospects of Digital Authoritarianism
Smart cities present a formidable challenge to democracy since they employ a host of technologies that can be used inappropriately, jeopardizing basic civil liberties and political […]
The Obligation to Protect: Australian law and the requirement to protect pe...
Data breaches are becoming increasingly frequent and can involve the information of millions of Australians. Does Australian law say enough about how information should be protected? […]
Haters gonna hate: the challenges of mitigating hate speech on alt-tech
Policymakers and Big Tech have made significant progress in reducing online hate speech on mainstream social media platforms, but they must now grapple with the challenge […]
JBC Research Lead opinion pieces
Follow the JBC LinkedIn page and view the JBC Research Leads’ articles and other relevant opinion pieces that highlight the need for a social science approach […]
Slowing down; keeping up - technology, determination and modern heresy
Dr Zac Rogers recently published article in Australian Quarterly (Jan-Mar 2020) Ideas are the driving force of human history. Yet most of the ideas humans have […]
Discrete, Specified, Assigned, and Bounded Problems: The Appropriate Areas ...
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Frontline - In the Age of AI
The promise and perils of AI, from fears about work and privacy to the U.S.-China rivalry. Season 2019 Episode 5 – 11/05/2019
If 5G takes a little longer in Australia, all the better
Author: Zac Rogers The fifth generation of cellular network technology promises much higher performance in terms of data throughput, speed, and lower latency. This will […]