This year’s Gikii took place in London hosted by the always marvellous Andrea Matwyshyn. As usual, there were more cat slides than a cat video convention, and as always some amazing presentations and thought-provoking interventions. And some good-natured heckling of course.
Some of the papers are now online, you’ll just have to imagine the cat jokes that accompany them.
Jon Crowcroft, The Internet of Things: What could possibly go wrong?
Nic Terry, On the Internet Everyone Knows Your Heart Rate
Darren Read, On the Internet, Everybody Knows You’re Not a Dog (With a Bad Credit Rating)
Andelka Phillips, I should probably tell the fridge to stop looking at me because the toaster is getting jealous
Philip Howard, The Internet of Things Is Your New Constitution (Even if Your Country Didn’t Have One Or You Preferred the Previous One)
Chris Marsden, Zuck Off! How Facebook’s chimp privacy policies exploit our inner bonobos
Edina Harbinja, Google as Stalker and Deep Mind as the Zone
Trevor Callaghan, Coal mining at the edge of the singularity
Damian Clifford, But how does that make you feel? Errrhh I dunno, ask the computer!
Miranda Mowbray, GRUMPY CAT IZ INNOCENT
Tristan Henderson, From machine learning to precrime: prediction, consent and Tom Cruise
Stephanie Pell, You Can’t Always Get What You Want: How Will Law Enforcement Get What it Needs in a Post-Snowden, Cybersecurity-centric Encryption Era? (with added kitten)
Jen Ellis, Meowssenaar: A revised Wassenaar framework as told by cats
Elinor Carmi, Catch me if you can, Mmmm K? Lessons from South Park on the evolution of online advertising and its regulation.
Paul Bernal, Troubles with Trollhunting?
Caroline Wilson, Web Observatories and legal and ethical best practice: avoiding Ronald Dahl’s The Magic Finger
Wendy Grossman/Jon Crowcroft, Anti-doping Theater
Ren Reynolds, The Virtual Policy Network
Shane P McNamee, All Your Game Are Belong to Us
Alison Harcourt, Memes about Emes: the digital rights movement goes to the W3C
Rebecca Giblin, The musical copyright dystopia
Andres Guadamuz, There’s a Rattata in my Frittata! Pokémon Go and the protection of virtual spaces.
Enjoy!
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