PROJECT SUMMARY
Governing ADM Use
Focus Areas: News and Media, Transport and Mobility, Health, and Social Services
Research Program: Institutions
Status: Completed
The Governing ADM Use Project was an ‘umbrella’ project designed to seed the work of the ADM+S Institutions program in the rapidly evolving area of ADM and AI regulation. The project conceives the challenge of governing ADM use as a multi layered network incorporating the regulation of the use of ADM by government authorities, the regulation by government of ADM use in the commercial and private sector, and the interaction of ADM-specific regulation and governance with a range of other areas of law, regulation and governance that impinge and interact (more or less directly) with the specific governance of ADM/AI.
This latter category extends from data and privacy regulation to competition and consumer protection and beyond to sector and problem specific areas of regulation such as energy regulation, worker health and safety, labour force regulation and importantly environmental and planning laws. This program of work has sought to understand the special role of law as well as broader influences on public and private sector ADM use, and how these change – or need to change – to respond to the impacts of automation. A particular feature of this program of work has been to expand our understanding of the eco-system of law and governance properly concerned with regulating ADM/AI to include how we govern the ecological impact of ADM/AI use.
PUBLICATIONS
Harm to Nonhuman Animals from AI: a Systematic Account and Framework, 2023
Coghlan, S., Parker, C.
Data problems and legal solutions – some thoughts beyond privacy, 2023
Weatherall, K., et al.
Reconstituting the Contemporary Corporation Through Ecologically Responsive Regulation, 2022
Parker, C., Haines, F.
From ‘Corporate Governance’ to Ecological Regulation: Flipping the Regulatory Story on Climate Change, 2022
Parker, C.
Algorithms as Figures. Towards a post-digital ethnography of algorithmic contexts, 2022
Cellard, L.
Just Transitions in Australia: Moving Towards Low Carbon Lives Across Policy, Industry and Practice, 2022
Parker, C., Haines, F., et al.
More on Convening Technology: Blockchain, Fashion, and the Right to Know, 2022
Richardson, M., et al.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Digital Platform Services Inquiry Discussion Paper for Interim Report No 5: Updating competition and consumer law for digital platform services, 2022
Weatherall, K., et al.
Online Privacy Bill Consultation Submission, 2022
Goldenfein, J., Weatherall, K., Parker, C.
Submission to the Statutory Reviewer on the Consumer Data Right, 2022
Weatherall, K., Bednarz, Z., Dolman, C.
Submission on the Commonwealth Government Trusted Digital Identity Framework Position Paper, 2021
Weatherall, K.
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