Speaking tour for the Quantified Worker
WOERRC Research Seminar: The Quantified Self in Precarity with Dr Phoebe Moore 12th February 2019 Sheffield University. This research seminar is hosted by the Work Organisation and Employment Relations Research … Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence and its Discontents: Report Launch & Ex Machina Screening
Leicester Launch of Dr Moore’s EU-OSHA Report and Screening & Panel Discussion of ‘Ex Machina’ Date: Wednesday 20/02/19 Location: Leicester University, Charles Wilson, Fourth Floor 403 RR, CW 404 GRT … Continue reading
RSA Field Guide to the Future of Work
RSA Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce Field Guide to the Future of Work: Essay collection Published 29th December 2018 In this essay collection we present … Continue reading
EU-OSHA report ‘OSH and the Future of Work: Benefits & Risks of Artificial Intelligence tools in workplaces’
Dr Phoebe V Moore’s report was commissioned by the European Union Agency for Safety and Health at Work EU-OSHA to write the report ‘OSH and the Future of Work: Benefits … Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence & the Future of Work: Humans as Resources?
Talk prepared for the Alan Turing Institute 01/11/18 which reflects the report I am preparing for EU-OSHA* which looks at rising risks and benefits for safety and health as AI … Continue reading
Leicester Artificial Intelligence Network (LAIN)
Our new Leicester Artificial Intelligence Network (LAIN) will be launched next week at University of Leicester! LAIN brings together expertise from diverse fields and as so is the University of … Continue reading
Antifa and the Trans-Atlantic Far Right
Frank Engster. The History of German Antifa. The talk gives a short overview about the history of Antifa in Germany. It starts with the historical “Antifaschistische Aktion” of the 20s … Continue reading
Our skin and bones are becoming the final frontier of surveillance
With Tommy Hilfiger’s ‘smart’ clothing range, data collection has reached dystopian levels Phoebe Moore The Independent 30/07/18 Once, surveillance was undertaken by familiar characters: the police, immigration officials, even spies. … Continue reading
