2. Platform Cooperatives as an Additional Strategy for Empowering Platform Workers

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents 5
3. List of Figures 7
4. List of Tables 9
5. Acknowledgments 11
6. Introduction: Governing the Digital Society 13
7. Section 1 Governing Platforms
8. 1. Decentralized Online Social Networks : Technological and Organizational Choices and Their Public Value Tradeoffs 27
9. 2. Platform Cooperatives as an Additional Strategy for Empowering Platform Workers 45
10. 3. Governing the “Third Half of the Internet” : The Dynamics of Human and AI-Assisted Content Moderation 63
11. 4. Constitutional Aspects of Trusted Flaggers in the Netherlands 83
12. 5. Interview with Catalina Goanta 99
13. Section 2 Governing Artificial Intelligence
14. 6. Governing the Global Proliferation of Digital Surveillance Technologies : Lessons from the EU 107
15. 7. The Governance of Generative AI: Three Conditions for Research and Policy 129
16. 8. The Long-term Usefulness of Regulating AI in the EU 149
17. 9. Interview with Natali Helberger 165
18. Section 3 Governing Public Values
19. 10. The Techno-Politics of Conversational AI’s Moral Agency : Examining ChatGPT and ErnieBot as Examples 173
20. 11. Doing Inclusion : Negotiation and Co-creation for People-centric Smart Cities 191
21. 12. Motherhood in the Datafied Welfare State : Investigating the Gendered and Racialized Enactment of Citizenship in Dutch Algorithmic Governance 209
22. 13. Fostering Autonomy in the Digital Classroom : Strengthening Schools’ Control over Data and Pedagogy through Collective Action 227
23. 14. Fundamental Rights and Algorithms Impact Assessment : Towards a More Inclusive and Accountable Digital Governance: Interview with Janneke Gerards 245
24. 15. Concluding Comments: An Assessment of Governing the Digital Society 253
25. About the Author 261