Stephanie Hare
Dr Stephanie Hare is a researcher, broadcaster and speaker on technology, politics, and history. Her work includes research on biometrics and privacy, and how big data affects our civil liberties and human rights. Selected as a part of the landmark BBC Expert Women initiative, she has a regular radio column that goes out on the BBC World Service’s World Business Report and BBC Radio’s 4 Business Daily.
Stephanie has worked as a Principal Director at Accenture Research, as a deployment strategist at Palantir, a Senior Analyst for Western Europe at Oxford Analytica, a consultant at Accenture, and has taught history at Oxford, where she held the Alistair Horne Visiting Fellowship at St Antony’s College.
Dr Stephanie Hare is a researcher, broadcaster and speaker on technology, politics, and history. Her work includes research on biometrics and privacy, and how big data affects our civil liberties and human rights. Selected as a part of the landmark BBC Expert Women initiative, she has a regular radio column that goes out on the BBC World Service’s World Business Report and BBC Radio’s 4 Business Daily.
Stephanie has worked as a Principal Director at Accenture Research, as a deployment strategist at Palantir, a Senior Analyst for Western Europe at Oxford Analytica, a consultant at Accenture, and has taught history at Oxford, where she held the Alistair Horne Visiting Fellowship at St Antony’s College.
Stephanie Hare In..
The accurate, the perfect and the dangerous
The potential and the threat of data
Technology is not neutral
Technology cannot exist without ethics
Fact-checking the fact-checkers
Is it possible for fact checking to be impartial?
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