The study indicates that “people who objectively know more about current affairs are actually less likely to express themselves politically on social media” and therefore that those less well-informed are more likely to contribute to the discourse.

The concluding presentation of our conference is by Blue Maignien on The Politics of Time in the Use of Surveillance Technology in Inpatient Mental Health Care

now Anna Marie-Rönsch on Regulating Access, Co-Producing Algorithms.

Last panel of the day and the conference starts with Malte Ziewitz on Humans of AI

Heiner Heiland and Matthias Sommer concluded this panel with a talk on Algorithmic Management at Work

Marc Lenglet "From Algorithmic Regulation to Algorithmic Governance"

The last day of the Socialising Algorithmic Conference starts with a presentation about the limits of the concept of digital sovereignty and an alternative concept: leverage.

Concluding presentation by Natalie Schaefer on (De)Socializing Algorithms and the practice of unfollowing

Next presentation in this panel is by Ronja Tischler and Cornelius Schubert on Repairing Algorithms

After the coffee break, we are continuijg with Minna Ruckenstein, who gives insights into how people relate emotionally to algorithms in her talk, 'Autonomy and Feedback Loops in Algorithmic Sociality'.

Jasmin Pfefferkorn und Emilie K. Sunde: A reflexive aesthetics for generated images: Going beyond critical debunking.

Shintaro Miyazaki on Common Intelligence as an alternative to Artificial Intelligence

Start of day two the Socializing Algorithms Conference Orit Halpern on A Government of Agents