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    Brent Mittelstadt

    #57 AI Regulation#38 Data Privacy
    17CiteRank

    Last updated 11 Nov 2026 · Named in 6 answers across 3 engines
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    Recognized by 4 of 4 measured engines. Updated 2026-10-30

    All four engines recognize Brent Mittelstadt as Professor of Data Ethics and Policy at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, and agree his work critiques principles-based AI ethics and addresses algorithmic accountability. Copilot adds that he is Director of Research, founder of the Governance of Emerging Technologies programme and a Co-Principal Investigator at the Weizenbaum Institute, and credits him with counterfactual explanations and fairness metrics. Gemini and Google AI Mode both highlight his critique of ethics washing and principlism. The engines cite oii.ox.ac.uk most often, followed by ox.ac.uk and papers.ssrn.com.

    • ChatGPTNot named

      Brent Mittelstadt is Professor of Data Ethics and Policy at the Oxford Internet Institute and coordinated Oxford's Governance of Emerging Technologies research programme.

      Known for
      • algorithmic fairness and discrimination
      • AI ethics and technology regulation
      • algorithmic accountability and data protection law
    • GeminiNot named

      Brent Mittelstadt is Professor of Data Ethics and Policy and Director of Research at the Oxford Internet Institute, where he coordinates the Governance of Emerging Technologies research programme.

      Known for
      • critique of ethics washing
      • principles alone cannot guarantee ethical AI
      • bridging technical design and hard law
    • Google AI ModeNot named

      Brent Mittelstadt is Professor of Data Ethics and Policy and Director of Research at the Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford.

      Known for
      • critique of principlism
      • limits of transparency and explainability
      • algorithmic governance and data protection
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    • CopilotNot named

      Brent Mittelstadt is Professor of Data Ethics and Policy and Director of Research at the Oxford Internet Institute and founder of the Governance of Emerging Technologies programme.

      Known for
      • right to explanation under GDPR
      • counterfactual explanations
      • fairness metrics

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