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Accordingly, my presentation will be guided along the main objections against efforts to build up algorithm sovereignty of the general population.
Most citizens would not be aware of scoring issues.
Most citizens would not be interested in scoring algorithms.
Most citizens could not be taught about scoring algorithms.
It would not be relevant to teach citizens about scoring algorithms.
Aiming at scoring-empowered citizens would be like cosmetics undermining regulatory efforts.
What is algorithm sovereignty? It does not mean to strengthen sovereignty of users, for instance by increasing self-control in using digital services. It does not mean to strengthen data sovereignty, for instance by giving an actually informed consent in data processing. It is even not about information sovereignty, how people find appropriate and quality-assured information. Algorithm sovereignty actually is about being the object of others’ analyses, or better, about putting control on that.
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Produktion: 11.10.2019
Spieldauer: 24 Min.
hrsg. von: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb
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