Ellen BroadWhere do We Go Now, Siri?Published as part of the National Gallery of Victoria’s Art Triennial 2020 five-volume publication (December 2020). Republished here with…Jan 8, 2021Jan 8, 2021
Ellen BroadWho gets held accountable when a facial recognition algorithm fails? And how?Earlier this week Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull confirmed that Premiers and Chief Ministers are being asked to share their…Oct 5, 2017Oct 5, 2017
Ellen BroadThe consequences of dodgy data decisionsThe Australian government just announced its intention to begin drug testing trials of certain welfare recipients, as part of its 2017…May 12, 2017May 12, 2017
Ellen BroadThe Great UntangleReading the final report of the Australian Productivity Commission on Data Availability and UseMay 8, 2017May 8, 2017
Ellen BroadWrestling with the ‘e’ word: data ethics and Unroll.me’s data selling woesNews this week that Unroll.me — a popular tool for organising subscription emails — sold their users’ anonymised email data to Uber has…Apr 27, 2017Apr 27, 2017
Ellen BroadYou’re not as bad at STEM as you think you areI was sixteen when I decided I was bad at maths.Dec 8, 20162Dec 8, 20162
Ellen BroadEarly thoughts on the Australian Productivity Commission’s draft data sharing report(I will come back and make this a snazzier title)Nov 3, 2016Nov 3, 2016
Ellen BroadGoodbye London, Hello AustraliaIn ten days time I’m saying goodbye to London and moving back to Australia.Aug 22, 20161Aug 22, 20161
Ellen BroadLasers, hedgehogs and the rise of the Age of Yoghurt: reflections on #OpenDefraLast week the UK’s Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) celebrated 12 months of #OpenDefra: their commitment to…Jul 6, 20164Jul 6, 20164