by Ruth Marshall | May 26, 2026 | Data & AI ethics blog
I’ve been working with my international colleagues on standards relating to generative AI data outputs. In any discussion of generative AI (or AI in general), it doesn’t take long for the anthropomorphic descriptions to emerge, analogising AI behaviour with...
by Ruth Marshall | Feb 27, 2026 | Data & AI ethics blog
I’ve been wanting to talk about this topic for a while. Legitimacy in AI development is widely discussed—there’s rich scholarship on authority, standing, and community voice from participatory design to Indigenous data sovereignty. What I don’t see...
by Ruth Marshall | Oct 13, 2022 | Data & AI ethics blog
If you’re a resident of Australia, you will be familiar with “Robodebt”. Robodebt was a scheme, put in place by the previous government, to identify and recover overpayments of welfare. It was later scrapped after growing controversy and thousands of incorrect debt...
