A new EU research unit is set to 'look under the hood' of Big Tech’s AI-backed algorithms.
The European Commission has launched a new research unit that will investigate the impact of the algorithms made and used by prominent online platforms and search engines such as Facebook and Google.on April 18 and will help the Commission identify and address any potential risks posed by these platforms.
ECAT will be embedded within the European Union’s existing Joint Research Centre which conducts research on a broad range of subjects including Artificial Intelligence . Like the design of the Las Setas building in Seville, algorithms are complex structures that shape our online experience. This is what we are working on at the European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency. We want to make the online experience safer for all.
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