Socio-Technical Risk is a type of technological risk that arises from the complex interactions between social systems and technical systems, distinguished by its focus on how human, organizational, and societal factors dynamically influence the emergence, assessment, and management of risks in technological artifacts and processes.
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Governance of artificial intelligence
Araz Taeihagh · Policy and Society · 2021 · 466 citations · Full text
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