In Flux is a podcast on technology, law, policy, politics and more brought to you by the Centre for Internet and Society, India.
In Flux: a technology policy podcast by the Centre for Internet and Society, India
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In Flux is a podcast on technology, law, policy, politics and more brought to you by the Centre for Internet and Society, India.
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December 22, 2020
Episode 11: Digital Identity
In a continuation from the last episode, in the final episode of the 2020 season of Influx, Shruti Trikanad and Yesha Paul speak to Shweta Mohandas, and Arindrajit Basu, taking them through several law and policy questions around the conceptualisation, implementation, and impact of digital identity projects around the globe, along with the interests, actors and politics at play!
October 6, 2020
Episode 10: Identity by Design
With the recent widespread proliferation of Digital Identity systems across the globe, the amount of impact these systems have has only become more and more apparent. While examination of the policies governing these systems is important, it is also essential to understand how these systems are designed, and how their design frameworks can be improved. In the first part of our season 1 finale, Pooja Saxena and Saumyaa Naidu speak to Pranav M B about the design aspects of the Digital ID research project at the Centre for Internet and Society. Reading list: (1) https://digitalid.design/evaluation-framework-02.html; (2) https://digitalid.design/research-maps/uk.html; (3) https://digitalid.design/research-maps/estonia.html
August 21, 2020
Episode 9: Rage Against the Machine (?)
How is the AI ecosystem evolving? How do different individuals and organisations perceive Artificial Intelligence? Does “Ethical AI” miss the hills for the trees? Do techies and lawyers talk enough? In this episode, Shweta Mohandas addresses these questions and more, while re-examining the body of work on Artificial Intelligence policy, and use cases she has built over the past three years. Reading list: (1) https://cis-india.org/internet-governance/blog/artificial-intelligence-in-india-a-compendium; (2) https://cis-india.org/internet-governance/blog/niti-aayog-discussion-paper-an-aspirational-step-towards-india2019s-ai-policy; (3) https://cis-india.org/internet-governance/blog/people-driven-and-tech-enabled-2013-how-ai-and-ml-are-changing-the-future-of-cyber-security-in-india; (4) https://cis-india.org/internet-governance/comments-to-aiforall-pdf
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