This report, published by MediaSmarts, details a Canadian youth research study involving game-based learning and reflection for the purposes of gaining insight into young Canadians’ understanding of the relationship between AI, algorithms, privacy and data protection, and building educational tools to increase awareness of data collection practices and privacy rights.
Algorithmic Awareness: Conversations with young Canadians about Artificial Intelligence and Privacy
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