
Digital Governance and the State of Democracy: Why Does it Matter?
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On September 21, Justin Hendrix moderated a panel discussion for the McCourt Institute at a pre-conference spotlight session on digital governance ahead of Unfinished Live, a conference on tech and society issues hosted at The Shed in New York City. The topic given by the organizers was Digital Governance and the State of Democracy: Why Does it Matter?
Panelist included:
- Erik Brynjolfsson, the Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Professor and Senior Fellow, Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI) and Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab
- Maggie Little, Director of the Ethics Lab at Georgetown University
- Eli Pariser, Co-Director of New_Public, an initiative focused on developing better digital public spaces; and
- Eric Salobir, the Chair of the Executive Committee, Human Technology Foundation, a research and action network placing the human being at the heart of technology development
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