Bridging technology, justice & accountability, one story at a time
The Algorithmic Review (TAR) is an online emerging technologies publication that provides expert analysis from the academic, practitioner, and research community to the public. Our main objective is to make complex research findings accessible to a broad audience, with a particular interest in perspectives from the Global Majority. We believe in explanatory journalism, illuminating events and introducing new ideas through the lens of scholarly expertise.
Introducing The Algorithmic Review (TAR)
The Algorithmic Review (TAR) is an online publication dedicated to illuminating the rapidly changing landscape of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies through the lens of scholarly expertise. Our mission is simple: to make complex research understandable, accessible, and actionable. We translate what is happening inside research labs, boardrooms, academic and policy circles into stories that matter to the wider world.
Introducing Ideas from the Palaver Tree: The Necessity of African Pedagogies on Artificial Intelligence
Introducing Ideas from the Palaver Tree: The Necessity of African Pedagogies on Artificial Intelligence explores why African perspectives are essential in shaping how AI is understood and taught. It traces the colonial origins of AI and its continued ties to extractive global knowledge systems that exclude African epistemologies. Ideas from the Palaver Tree is a collection of analytical articles wherein GCG alumni engage with inquiries that emerge in such a virtual learning environment. This inaugural collection is a testament to the value of fostering spaces for collective decolonial inquiry about AI.
Introducing The Algorithmic Review (TAR)
Introducing Ideas from the Palaver Tree: The Necessity of African Pedagogies on Artificial Intelligence
Listening to the Body: Responsible AI and Public Health in Africa
How Can African Countries Tackle the Emerging Threat of AI-generated or Manipulated Mis-and Dis-information in the Context of Elections?
AI in Social Sciences: How Large Language Models are Reshaping Text Analysis
AI, Care Work, and the Politics of Value
Epistemologies and Political Economies of AI in Africa and the World
