Data on our Minds - Affective Computing at Work

Emotion-tracking technologies are opening a new frontier in surveillance and privacy concerns. Our report outlines the need for action.
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Data on our Minds - Affective Computing at Work

Emotion-tracking technologies are opening a new frontier in surveillance and privacy concerns. Our report outlines the need for action.
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Technology exposure and quality of life

A pioneering new study on how exposure to workplace technologies interacts with UK employees' quality of life
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Good Work Algorithmic Impact Assessment - a practical guide for workplace reps

Practical guidance for workplace reps on how to conduct a GWAIA
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People, Planet, Profit: Accelerating Innovation to Shape the Future of Farming

Agriculture is currently experiencing the most challenging period of history. How can innovation help?
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Software as Diservice?

Workplace data collection is growing exponentially. How can we get governance right?
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Case Studies Report

How are AI and automation tools being adopted on the ground in UK firms?
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