ChallengeInstances

Technology-mediated relationships between researchers and participants may serve to entrench, create, or miss opportunity to challenge, injustices.

Technology-mediated relationships between researchers and participants may serve to entrench, create, or miss opportunity to challenge, injustices. That is through, for example:- power relationships arising from researcher-directed data selection and use,- lack of certainty regarding who data represents and its underlying meaning, and - potential for the burdens of data representation and its benefits to be inequitable, that is, data may be collected about marginalised communities while not serving to benefit them, or/and not be collected due to digital divides.

Challenges Interactions and distance between researchers and participants are central to research, both when proximal, and when mediated by technologies.

Overarching Principles Justice

Principles Justice

Reference franzke, aline shakti, Bechmann, A., Zimmer, M., Ess, C., & Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR). (2020). Internet Research: Ethical Guidelines 3.0 Association of Internet Researchers. AoIR. https://aoir.org/reports/ethics3.pdf

Sources AoIR report 3

Strategies Questions to consider in key stages of AI and machine learning based research, regarding legitmacy and power in consent Questions to consider regarding the norms and values of those involved in the study and alignment of these to the research Questions to consider in key stages of AI and machine learning based research, regarding sociotechnical context

Created At 2023-06-16T17:54:55.000Z

Title Technology-mediated relationships between researchers and participants may serve to entrench, create, or miss opportunity to challenge, injustices.