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MKV-Podden goes live and English: New episode from a panel discussion at Södertörn University in September 2024Pea counters and automated bureaucrats: AI and algorithms in public administrationAutomated decision-making with the help of algorithms and artificial intelligence has been on the agenda lately. Numerous workshops, conferences and symposia have discussed the promises and challenges of AI. The potential for increased efficiency and reaching more just decisions through AI is especially prevalent in the public sector - a domain that organizes and regulates the most important aspects of our lives such as care, education, and security. But how can the broader public be engaged in such complex questions? This panel gathers decision-makers and representatives of the public sector to examine the state and potential of automated decision-making and artificial intelligence in public administration. The panel discussion has two starting points: First, the installation “Erbsenzähler” introduced and contextualized by the artist Verena Friedrich. Second, results from a comparative survey among Swedish citizens, civil servants, and politicians indicating important differences between the three groups when it comes to trust in automated decision-making and AI in public administration.  Introduction Anne Kaun (Södertörn)Panelists-             Liv Fries, (Inera)-             Maja Fjaestad (Associate Professor, former Swedish state secretary for health)-             Martin Snygg Söder (Statskontoret)-             Göran Hellström (Digitaliseringsstrateg Södertälje) Moderator: Johan Sandén (Södertörn) The panel discussion is co-organized by the Hub for Digital Welfare Research, the Academy of Public Administration as well as the Digital Transformations Research Platform and is funded by the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies and the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation. 

MKV-podden goes live and English. Vi har haft book launch för boken Classics in Media Theory (2024, publicerad av Routledge). Lyssnar på ett samtal med Annika Egan Sjölander och Espen Ytreberg både författare till kapitel i boken.Läs mer om boken här: https://www.routledge.com/Classics-in-Media-Theory/Bengtsson-Ericson-Stiernstedt/p/book/9781032557953?srsltid=AfmBOor1nImQNoHG8LOe4hpKrBChYG8kztF-SpJ5E_tPsEOUw8Fn3lYH

Vi talar skrivande med Patrik Lundberg: författare, Stora journalistpriset-vinnare - och före detta MKV-student. Vi läser Stuart Hall om inkodning/avkodning. Patrik tänker på Stad i ljus.

Avsnitt 32 ute nu! Vi talar medier och åldrande med Maria Edström, Göteborgs universitet. Vi läser Ivar Lo-Johanson, om Ålderdomssverige. Maria tänker på Cat Stevens.Mer om Marias forskning: https://www.gu.se/en/about/find-staff/mariaedstromIvar Lo-Johanssons Ålderdomssverige https://litteraturbanken.se/f%C3%B6rfattare/Lo-JohanssonI

Avsnitt 30 (!) ute nu! Vi talar krig med Kari Andén-Papadopoulos, Stockholms universitet/Institutet för framtidsstudier. Vi läser Susan Sontag, om andras lidande. Kari tänker på Talking Heads.Susan Sontags Regarding the pain of others https://monoskop.org/images/a/a6/Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Others.pdfMer info om Kari och hennes forskning inklusive projekt och publikation finns här https://www.iffs.se/en/research/researchers/kari-and%C3%A9n-papadopoulos/

Avsnitt 29 ute nu! Vi talar digitala protokoll med Theo Röhle, Göteborgs universitet. Vi läser Alexander Galloway. Theo tänker på Nina Simone.Länk till Theos text om protokoll https://policyreview.info/glossary/protocol

Avsnitt 28 ute nu! Vi talar algoritmer med Torbjörn Rolandsson, nyligen disputerad med en avhandling om Sveriges Radios spellistejournalistik. Vi läser Taina Bucher om algoritmens tid. Torbjörn tänker på Dirty Rotten Imbeciles.

Vi talar datapubliker med Jannie Møller Hartley, Roskilde Universitet. Vi läser Habermas (2022!) om offentlighet i det digitala. Jannie tänker på Uhørt.Bok om datapubliker skriven av Jannie Möller Hartley och medförfattare finns att ladda ner här:https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/datapublicsVi läser artikeln skriven av Habermas https://doi.org/10.1177/02632764221112341