Policy designs for adaptive governance of disruptive technologies: the case of facial recognition technology (FRT) in China

Article Psychology, Multidisciplinary

Research on Face Recognition and Privacy in China-Based on Social Cognition and Cultural Psychology

Tao Liu et al.

Summary: With the development of big data technology, privacy concerns regarding face recognition have become a critical social issue in the era of information sharing. Users have higher privacy concerns when they perceive the risk of their private information being disclosed through face recognition, but they still tend to provide personal information in exchange for the services and applications they need. Trust in technology and platforms can reduce users' intention to guard against them, and perceived usefulness has a significant positive impact on the actual use of face recognition.

FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY (2021)

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Article Law

Adaptive governance for the Internet of Things: Coping with emerging security risks

Irina Brass et al.

Summary: The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential for socio-economic benefits, but also introduces vulnerabilities and uncertainties. Insecure IoT devices pose threats to consumer protection and Internet infrastructure, highlighting the need for regulatory responses and feedback mechanisms to address evolving security risks.

REGULATION & GOVERNANCE (2021)

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Adaptive governance of autonomous vehicles: Accelerating the adoption of disruptive technologies in Singapore

Si Ying Tan et al.

Summary: Singapore has adopted various flexible and innovative measures to govern AVs, including AV regulatory sandboxes, formalization of safety assessments, and release of technical guidelines. The approach to AVs in Singapore is both preemptive and responsive, demonstrating flexibility in guiding AV adoption.

GOVERNMENT INFORMATION QUARTERLY (2021)

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Assessing the regulatory challenges of emerging disruptive technologies

Araz Taeihagh et al.

Summary: The past decade has seen the emergence of many technologies with the potential to fundamentally change our lives, posing unprecedented challenges for policymakers. Questions regarding how governments should respond and develop governance arrangements for these evolving technologies are being confronted worldwide. The objective is to offer insights into understanding the regulatory challenges posed by disruptive technologies and developing generalizable propositions for government responses.

REGULATION & GOVERNANCE (2021)

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