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  1. The showed the impact of assuming the computer was always correct in the eyes of the law. The Labour government seems to be repeating this mistake.

    The UK Data Use and Access Bill benefits UK-based research and puts at the heart of public sector projects, but at the cost of individuals' ability to challenge fully machine-led decisions, e.g., automated hiring and firing, or policing. This has implications for understanding bias and avoids transparency
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  2. Always nice to see these words when a new digital apprenticeship standard is launched:

    "This apprenticeship aligns with BCS - Chartered Institute for IT for Professional Registration."

    If employers or providers are interested in offering the new Digital Forensic Technician L4 standard, please let me know.

    instituteforapprenticeships.or