This article examines the concept of 'AI fairness' for people with disabilities from the
perspective of data protection and equality law. This examination demonstrates that there is …

Over the last 7 years arguing about matters of computer science in the legal system, the
author has encountered a large number of incorrect technical propositions, advanced by …

Technical interventions in socio-technical systems are often portrayed overly positively but
can also have undesirable consequences which can directly impact adoption and …

There is a significant overlap between people who are supported by income-related social
welfare benefits, often in precarious situations, and those who experience greater digital …

There has been a considerable amount of research aimed at automating the documentation
of accessibility in the built environment. Yet so far, there has been no fully automatic system …

The Internet-of-Things (IoT) promises to enhance everyday objects with computing, but
rarely enables directly authoring or composing that behavior. Lightweight IoT approaches …

This paper proposes the concept of'research through litigation', where a HCI researcher
would bring a claim in the legal system in order to understand judicial attitudes towards …

We present LifeTags++, a multi-user multi-perspective lifelogging and life abstraction system
designed to automatically record, extract, process, and store visual concepts from a wide …

Aims: The impact of Welfare Reform in the UK has been clearly described through recent
literature. Much of this research has focused on the experiences of benefit claimants with …

Abstract The Internet-of-Things (IoT) promises to enhance even the most mundane of
objects with computational properties. Yet, IoT has largely focused on new devices while …