The Metaverse Is Not a Place Apart: Law, Code, and the Recursive Governance of Digital Space (A Review Essay on Mark Findlay, Governing the Metaverse: Law, Order and Freedom in Digital Space (2025))
2026-05-13T07:23:50Z•401562ed72dd31d152256d6fb2a8529e54b6300cd5ed98ce25ec0624048179a8
AI safetyGDPRTRACE auditad delivery skewalgorithmic governancecontent moderationdataset documentationdatasheetseducation technologyevaluation differentialfairness auditsfrontier modelsgenerative AI assessmenthuman-AI tutoringhybrid socio-technical systemslabor exploitationmetaverse governancemodel evaluationonline advertising fairnesspreference elicitationprompting and elicitationreflexivity
What happened
This arXiv feed (multiple CS & policy papers) covers governance, fairness, and safety issues in contemporary AI and socio-technical systems. Key items: a critique of metaverse governance arguing for governing hybrid socio-technical orders (law, code, platforms, AI); empirical findings that structured dataset documentation often fails to incorporate reflexivity and offers extended datasheet recommendations; an audit using the GDPR to surface exploitative working conditions of African content moderators; ad-delivery research proposing a budget-split intervention to reduce gender-based deliverysk
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- 2026-05-13T07:23:50Z
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