Birgit Schippers

Emailbirgit.schippersstrath.acuk

United Kingdom

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

Human rights and artificial intelligence; law, justice and algorithmic decision-making; legal regulation of new technologies (AI, biometrics); online speech, online harms and disinformation; data privacy

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2023

Human Rights at Work: Written evidence submitted to the UK Parliament Joint Committee on Human Rights
Molnar, A., Schippers, B. & Thompson, D., 20 Jul 2023, 5 p. London
Research output: Other contribution

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2020
Facial recognition technology: a human rights perspective
Schippers, B., 1 Jun 2020, Dublin
Research output: Other contribution

Open Access
The Round-up: Contact tracing apps and Covid-19, NvTv
Schippers, B. & Neill, C., 26 May 2020
Research output: Other contribution
2019
Why artificial intelligence needs democratic governance
Schippers, B., 9 Apr 2019, Washington, DC
Research output: Other contribution
2018

Face recognition technology: the human rights concerns
Schippers, B., 1 Dec 2018, 2 p.
Research output: Other contribution

Open Access
Security in the age of killer robots
Schippers, B., 1 Jun 2018
Research output: Other contribution

Open Access
2012
Democracy counts
Schippers, B., 31 Dec 2012, 1 p. Co. Antrim
Research output: Other contribution

Birgit Schippers

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Human Rights at Work: Written evidence submitted to the UK Parliament Joint Committee on Human Rights

Facial recognition technology: a human rights perspective

The Round-up: Contact tracing apps and Covid-19, NvTv

Why artificial intelligence needs democratic governance

Face recognition technology: the human rights concerns

Security in the age of killer robots

Democracy counts