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Doteveryone’s response to the Online Harms White Paper
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A bold starting point for a crucial conversation about care
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The Office for Responsible Technology: Supporting people to seek redress
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The Office for Responsible Technology: Informing policymakers and the public
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The Office for Responsible Technology: Empowering Regulators
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Helping Parliament respond to Brexit
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Tech regulation is broken and the time to act was yesterday
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Designing systemically for change in an emerging field of tech ethics
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