How to do research on algorithms when you're not a programmer

Media, society and culture are increasingly affected by algorithms that do everything from recommend YouTube videos to assessing the risk a criminal has of committing a new crime. Taina Bucher and Ysabel Gerrard will discuss how they have researched algorithms using social science and humanities methodologies. The talks will be followed by a workshop.

A light lunch will be served.

05.11.2019, 10.00–16.00
Seminarrom 2, Media City Bergen (stairs up to mezzanine from main lobby, use the door marked UiB)

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