Great write up on TPL Co-Founder and Co-Director Batya Friedman.

Does technology support human values? Does it make life better? These questions animate Batya Friedman's groundbreaking career. Read about her deep influence at the iSchool:

ischool.uw.edu/news/2022/10/i…

This Friday with TPL Co-Director Batya Friedman!

Friday (10/28/22) at 4:00PM EST from Tech Policy Lab:

Shaping Technology with Moral Imagination eventbrite.ca/e/critical-tec…

Great write up of #WeRobot2022 by Ed Bayes and Jonathan Jenkins of Everyday Robots. Thank you for attending and your support of We Robot!
everydayrobots.com/thinking/build…

Awesome talk from Kentrell Owens on deceptive design patterns with voice interfaces!

Ever thought how your voice assistant can deceive you to perform an action, you haven‘t intended? Kentrell Owens, Kentrell Owens et al. have! They looked at deceptive design patterns in voice interfaces. Very interesting explorative study! #EuroUSEC2022
🔗 eurousec2022.secuso.org/pre-proceeding…

Direct link to story here: computer.org/csdl/magazine/… (IEEE is changing the HTML formatting; the PDF formatting is best)

Excellent summary from the EFF of the work Kentrell Owens in Allen School led on analyzing electronic monitoring apps used in criminal and civil detention: eff.org/deeplinks/2022… (also with Anita Alem and Franzi Roesner)

UW iSchool Friedman will be joined by @uwaterloo PhD student respondents Carl Tutton and Sid Heeg.
Critical Tech Talk is sponsored by Communitech Waterloo Research Waterloo Environment UWaterloo Arts

On October 28, we're welcoming Batya Friedman of UW iSchool to demonstrate The Envisioning Cards toolkit, and discuss examples of applying value sensitive design to robots for healthcare and to bias in computing systems. Register today: bit.ly/3T9JnAU

Fun to see Dean Tamara F. Lawson and Prof. Ryan Calo in these shots from THE FIGHT FOR PRIVACY author and UVA Law School Prof. Danielle Citron to UW this week! Congrats Tech Policy Lab on a great event and Danielle on the launch of your book!

Thoroughly enjoyed attending Danielle Citron's book launch and talk at Tech Policy Lab! (Also, can I say it's SO nice to start attending talks in person again). Sadly all copies of her books sold out before I could snag one 😆 so I'll be heading to the bookstore before long

3 cases at SCOTUS this year could change how we see information (and misinformation) online.

Insights from Data & Society and Tech Policy Lab via NBC News
nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news…