About
What to expect
The conversation looks at digital monitoring at work, in public space, and as an alternative to detention.
It follows the book Digitally Monitored: Freedom, Surveillance, and the Law, edited by Hadassa Noorda and Jeevan Hariharan.
- Hadassa Noorda on 'exprisonment' and 'habilitation'
- Nuna Zekić on labour law and platform work
- Marthe Goudsmit-Samaritter on persons in the rule of law
- Mireille Hildebrandt on AI and law
- Lucinda Sterk moderates the conversation
Questions
When does Tracked, Measured, Predicted: Freedom in a Digital World start and end?
Tracked, Measured, Predicted: Freedom in a Digital World runs Thursday, 26 November 2026, 17:00.
Where is Tracked, Measured, Predicted: Freedom in a Digital World?
Tracked, Measured, Predicted: Freedom in a Digital World takes place at SPUI25, Spui 25-27, Amsterdam.
What is the conversation about?
Digital monitoring is spreading at work, in public space, during exams, and through apps and systems we use daily.
The talk asks what this does to freedom, autonomy and freedom of movement
It looks at electronic monitoring as an alternative to detention
It looks at monitoring and reachability of employees
It asks how privacy and human dignity are affected when algorithms profile and judge us
How do I reserve a place?
Reserve through the SPUI25 reservation page: spui25.nl
Amsterdam
Getting there
SPUI25, Spui 25-27, 1012 WX Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, NL
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