This is a list of recent publications, classified under:
Where appropriate, papers appear under two or more classifications.
Archives are available for
2020,
2019,
2018,
2017,
2016, 2015,
2014,
2013, 2012,
2011, 2010,
2009, 2008,
2007,
2006, 2005,
2004,
2003,
2002, 2001,
2000,
1999, 1998,
1997,
1996 and 1995.
I also maintain an archive of my presentations since 1995.
Electronic Commerce - 2022
- Beyond Artificial, and Beyond Intelligence: Old-AI is Dead, Long Live New-AI and AC (Review Version for TTS, August)
- 40 Years of I.T. and A.I. and What It Means for the Next 20 Years, and the slide-set, and video-recording (June, for Fulbright University Vietnam)
- Evaluating the Impact of Digital Interventions into Social Systems: How to Balance Stakeholder Interests (June, International Digital Security Forum, Vienna), and the slide-set
- From AI of the Past and Present, to AI of the Future, and the slide-set (May)
- Privacy practices in the general insurance industry (April, for Financial Rights Legal Centre, with Nigel Waters)
- Privacy, Smart Meters and Electricity Usage Data (February, for APF)
Electronic Commerce - 2021
- Would the European Commission's Proposed Artificial Intelligence Act Deliver the Necessary Protections? (August, journal review version)
- The EC's Proposal for Regulation of AI: Evaluation against a Consolidated Set of 50 Principles, also available in PDF and in .doc (August)
- A Simulation Model for Public Health Management: Design and Preliminary Evaluation (Final Version for Bled, June), plus slide-set and speaker's notes
- Data Protection & Data Privacy (ANU RSCS Lecture, May), plus slide-set and the video-presentation
- The Prospects of Achieving Responsible Application of AI in Surveillance (Draft Abstract, April)
- IT and Data Ethics (ANU RSCS Lecture, March), plus slide-set and the video-presentation
- OAIC Guide to Securing Personal Information (Submission, for APF, March)
- IT and Modelling Applications in Support of Public Health Management during the COVID-19 Pandemic (Chapter Review Version, March)
- A Simulation Model for Public Health Management (Review Version for Journal, February)
- How is Society to Risk-Manage the Threats Inherent in Applications of AI to Cybersecurity?, and slide-set (February, for IEEE SINS'21)
- A Simulation Model for Public Health Management: Design and Preliminary Evaluation (Review Version for Bled, January)
- Research Opportunities in the Regulatory Aspects of Electronic Markets (Major Revision, January)
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Information Infrastructure - 2022
Information Infrastructure - 2021
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Identity - 2022
Identity - 2021
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Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2022
- Future Studies: Of What, For Whom, and How? Examples from Research into the Surveillance Society (August)
- Research on Surveillance Societies (Preliminary Sketch only, July)
- Consumer-Oriented Social Media: Key Features, What's Held It Up, How We Get It and slide-set (June, for IEEE San Jose)
- Evaluating the Impact of Digital Interventions into Social Systems: How to Balance Stakeholder Interests (June, International Digital Security Forum, Vienna), and the slide-set
- Privacy practices in the general insurance industry (April, for Financial Rights Legal Centre, with Nigel Waters)
- Privacy, Smart Meters and Electricity Usage Data (February, for APF)
- Managing the Challenges of Digital Societies: Multi-Stakeholder Risk Assessment (Abstract, January)
- Scenario Analysis for Locational Information Futures (Proposal, January)
Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2021
- Responsible Application of Artificial Intelligence to Surveillance: What Prospects? (October, journal review version)
- Would the European Commission's Proposed Artificial Intelligence Act Deliver the Necessary Protections? (August, journal review version)
- The EC's Proposal for Regulation of AI: Evaluation against a Consolidated Set of 50 Principles, also available in PDF and in .doc (August)
- A Dataveillance Retrospective: 1986-2021 (Panel Notes for an AAG GeoEthics Webinar, July), plus slide-set and 6-minute video-presentation
- Data Protection & Data Privacy (ANU RSCS Lecture, May), plus slide-set and the video-presentation
- Why do we need an Australian Privacy Foundation? (For Deakin Uni., May), plus slide-set and 15-minute video
- The Prospects of Achieving Responsible Application of AI in Surveillance (Draft Abstract, April)
- OAIC Guide to Securing Personal Information (Submission, for APF, March)
- IT and Data Ethics (ANU RSCS Lecture, March), plus slide-set and the video-presentation
- How is Society to Risk-Manage the Threats Inherent in Applications of AI to Cybersecurity?, and slide-set (February, for IEEE SINS'21)
- Bringing Australia's Privacy Act Up to International Standards (Submission in Response to the Privacy Act Review - Issues Paper), and on SSRN (February, for APF)
- Research Opportunities in the Regulatory Aspects of Electronic Markets (Major Revision, January)
- A Comprehensive Framework for Regulatory Regimes as a Basis for Effective Privacy Protection and slides and video-presentation (For CPDP, January)
Go back to the 2020 entries
Other Areas - 2022
- Beyond Artificial, and Beyond Intelligence: Old-AI is Dead, Long Live New-AI and AC (Review Version for TTS, August)
- Future Studies: Of What, For Whom, and How? Examples from Research into the Surveillance Society (August)
- 40 Years of I.T. and A.I. and What It Means for the Next 20 Years, and the slide-set, and video-recording (June, for Fulbright University Vietnam)
- Evaluating the Impact of Digital Interventions into Social Systems: How to Balance Stakeholder Interests (June, International Digital Security Forum, Vienna), and the slide-set
- From AI of the Past and Present, to AI of the Future, and the slide-set (May)
Other Areas - 2021
Go back to the 2020 entries
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