Professor Louisa Moore
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19 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2013
last heard Jun 2013
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Of course, the problem of a false positive in Tesco club card data is very different from the problem of a false positive in a national security question.
So one example of that might be to travel to Pakistan and to spend three months there before returning.
And actually, you may already begin to think about how the algorithms used to detect possible risky connections might be adapting.
For example, post-Boston, there may now be more attention in the US to travel to particular parts of the world, perhaps including Chechnya and Dagestan.
We could imagine post-Woolidge that there might be greater attention in the refining of algorithms to think about patterns of travel and links to deportation.
But of course the question remains, though this is an automated system, it's using data from past events.
Our research is suggesting that the tuning of the algorithm reflects almost always past events.
In a sense, yes.
Yes, they are.
Of course, the problem of a false positive in a Tesco club card data is very different from the problem of a false positive in a national security question.
So one example of that might be to travel to Pakistan and to spend three months there before returning.
And actually you may already begin to think about how the algorithms used to detect possible risky incidents
connections might be adapting.
For example, post Boston, there may now be more attention in the US to travel to particular parts of the world, perhaps including Chechnya and Dagestan.
We could imagine post Woolwich that there might be greater attention in the refining of algorithms to think about patterns of travel and links to deportation.
But of course, the question remains, though this is an automated system, it's using data from past events.
So our research is suggesting that the tuning of the algorithm reflects almost always past events.
In a sense, yes.
Yes, they are.
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