First, Artificial Intelligence took our jobs. Now, it's deciding how we're recruited into the ones that are left. 

For today's episode, Sarah Jensz discusses her reporting on this new—and barely regulated—industry practice. She also speaks with legal experts, including Human Rights Commissioner Lorraine Finlay, who is pushing for urgent reforms to curb algorithmic discrimination.

Show Notes:

Sarah's reporting for The Citizen

First, Artificial Intelligence took our jobs. Now, it's deciding how we're recruited into the ones that are left.&nbsp;
For today's episode, Sarah Jensz discusses her reporting on this new&mdash;and barely regulated&mdash;industry practice.&nbsp;She also speaks with legal experts, including Human Rights Commissioner Lorraine Finlay, who is pushing for urgent reforms to curb algorithmic discrimination.
Show Notes:
<a href="https://www.thecitizen.org.au/articles/lawyers-blast-govt-delay-to-ai-rules">Sarah's reporting for The Citizen</a>

The Yarn is a podcast showcasing work from The Centre for Advancing Journalism at the University of Melbourne.  It features original reporting by students, content from The Citizen publication, as well as talks and events held by the Centre.  

The Yarn is a podcast showcasing work from The Centre for Advancing Journalism at the University of Melbourne.&nbsp; It features original reporting by students, content from The Citizen publication, as well as talks and events held by the Centre.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Yarn

The Yarn is an award-winning podcast out of the Centre for Advancing Journalism at the University of Melbourne.  It is mixed, produced and edited by students, and showcases student work at its best. 

 

 

The Yarn is an award-winning podcast out of the Centre for Advancing Journalism at the University of Melbourne.&nbsp; It is mixed, produced and edited by students, and showcases student work at its best.&nbsp;
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In this episode of The Yarn, we meet people whose lives turned on a single first. A boy who became a Beyblade champion, a man whose first night at a soccer club became twenty-five years, and a journalist who chased her first byline from Fiji to Melbourne. 

Stories by Erielle Sudario, Sihan Ren and Yixin Zhang. Hosted by Preeshita Shah. 

In this episode of The Yarn, we meet people whose lives turned on a single first. A boy who became a Beyblade champion, a man whose first night at a soccer club became twenty-five years, and a journalist who chased her first byline from Fiji to Melbourne.&nbsp;
Stories by Erielle Sudario, Sihan&nbsp;Ren&nbsp;and Yixin Zhang. Hosted by Preeshita Shah.&nbsp;

Firsts: Small Beginnings

In this episode of The Yarn, the watching comes with a verdict. Cameras keeping guard over a wildlife sanctuary, an app that tracks a delivery rider's every stop, footballers waiting on selection, and women who change how they move through the city just to avoid being watched. 

Stories by Alexandra Nevill, Ruonan Yang, Harry Robertson and Sophie Sewell. Hosted by Preeshita Shah.

In this episode of The Yarn, the watching comes with a verdict. Cameras keeping guard over a wildlife sanctuary, an app that tracks a delivery rider's every stop, footballers waiting on&nbsp;selection, and women who change how they move through the city just to avoid being watched.&nbsp;
Stories by Alexandra Nevill, Ruonan Yang, Harry Robertson and Sophie Sewell. Hosted by Preeshita Shah.

Somebody's Watching: The Algo Knows

This is the second episode in our three-part series, Somebody's Watching - and it's about Love, and Other Surveillance. In this episode, nobody is performing. But they're being watched anyway. And some of the watching arrives dressed as love, fear, or judgement. Sometimes, a chaotic blend of all. We meet a woman who was outed by a photograph, we step into a self-defence class where women practise watching back, and we are introduced to a mother who can tell you what time her daughter woke up from an ocean away. We also see what it feels like when the watching stops.

Stories by Xue Xue, Mercy Cornwell, Fan Chu and Xinnan Wang. Hosted by Preeshita Shah.

 

Music credits:

In Xue Xue's story, music was from Pixabay Music, used under the Pixabay Content Licence.

In Mercy Cornwell's story, music was from the Free Music Archive, by artists Jake Hunter, Soularflair, and the Independent Music Licensing Collective.

In Xinnan Wang's story, music was from Purple Planet.

 

This is the second episode in our three-part series, Somebody's Watching - and it's about Love, and Other Surveillance. In this episode, nobody is performing. But they're being watched anyway. And some of the watching arrives dressed as love, fear, or judgement. Sometimes, a chaotic blend of all. We meet a woman who was outed by a photograph, we step into a self-defence class where women practise watching back, and we are introduced to a mother who can tell you what time her daughter woke up from an ocean away. We also see what it feels like when the watching stops.
Stories by Xue Xue, Mercy Cornwell, Fan Chu and Xinnan Wang. Hosted by Preeshita Shah.
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Music credits:
In Xue Xue's story, music was from Pixabay Music, used under the Pixabay Content Licence.
In Mercy Cornwell's story, music was from the Free Music Archive, by artists Jake Hunter, Soularflair, and the Independent Music Licensing Collective.
In Xinnan Wang's story, music was from Purple Planet.
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