On 27 September 2021, the ODI in partnership with the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence (LCFI) at the University of Cambridge and the Center for Responsible AI at NYU (NYU R/AI) convened an online roundtable to explore experimentation in data policy and practice around how structurally under-represented communities in North America and the EU can be transnational emergent forces that renegotiate or reimagine the social contract under the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Provocation 5 – Dr Julia Stoyanovich – AI, Responsibly

Provocation 4 – Dr Adrian Weller – Faith and AI

Provocation 3 – Dr Rumman Chowdhury – Algorithmic bias

Provocation 2 – Dr Jeni Tennison – Experimentalism and equity

Provocation 1 – Dr Mahlet (Milly) Zimeta – Le Guin's left hand of data

Provocation 6 – Dr Aaron Franks – Community data

Begonia Filgueira discusses with Professor Lee a recent deal which consisted in the refinancing of a number of sites where environmental liabilities, specifically contaminated land,  were a very large concern for all parties to the transaction.  The legal advice was based on environmental reports which were 6 years old.  This podcast discusses how environmental reports can come alive years later for lawyers and the consultant, the importance of post-data interpretation and getting it right the first time.

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The importance of historical environmental reports, an interview with Professor Bob Lee

Introduction – Gavin Freeguard, Special Adviser, ODI

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In this special edition of the Inside Business podcast, Stuart Coleman, Director of Business Development at the Open Data Institute (ODI) speaks exclusively to Fiona James, the new Chief Data Officer and Director of Data Growth and Operations at the Office for National Statistics (ONS)

The importance of historical environmental reports, an interview with Professor Bob Lee

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