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Protecting safety-net equity monitoring after federal sexual orientation and gender identity data rollbacks. [PDF]
Health Aff SchKhurana D, Short A.
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Cognitive Overload by Algorithm: Simulation Showed AI Is Not Ready to Lead Diabetic Ketoacidosis. [PDF]
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The AI Health Arms Race: A Critical Perspective on Big Tech and the Widening Global Health Equity Gap. [PDF]
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Information Disclosure and Privacy Paradox
Data Base for Advances in Information Systems, 2020Self-disclosure of personal information is generally accepted as a security risk. Nonetheless, many individuals who are concerned about their privacy will often voluntarily reveal information to others. This inconsistency between individuals' expressed privacy concern and the willingness to divulge personal information is referred to as privacy paradox.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
With the advent of information technology, we are now able to collect and analyze large sums of data. It is not uncommon now to hear in the mass media terms such as artificial intelligence, business analytic, data mining, neural networks and the like.
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With the advent of information technology, we are now able to collect and analyze large sums of data. It is not uncommon now to hear in the mass media terms such as artificial intelligence, business analytic, data mining, neural networks and the like.
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CHI '11 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2011
In this paper we present early results from a study, which aims at understanding the privacy paradox from a social representations perspective. After identifying adequate stimulus words with the help of a preliminary study, we conducted the main study using an online questionnaire.
Oetzel, Marie Caroline, Gonja, Tijana
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In this paper we present early results from a study, which aims at understanding the privacy paradox from a social representations perspective. After identifying adequate stimulus words with the help of a preliminary study, we conducted the main study using an online questionnaire.
Oetzel, Marie Caroline, Gonja, Tijana
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Social media has transformed digital communication by enabling global, instant connectivity. However, this accessibility has introduced significant privacy and security risks. The exposure of personal data, coupled with data breaches, cyberattacks, misinformation, and identity theft, has made users increasingly vulnerable. As social media platforms act
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