🔴 Thursday 23 March: Tech We Trust Live Lesson
Join our live lesson to explore how personal data is used to make decisions. You’ll see how computer programmers can (often accidentally) implement their own bias into the algorithms and apps they create.
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These resources are created by Digital Skills Education and A Big Egg as part Skills Development Scotland’s Discover Cyber Programme