Author: J. Nathan Matias

As more efficient and capable AI models are given more power and autonomy in the world in the form of […]

How does human behavior change in the presence of AI systems that interact with large groups of people at scale? […]

When people seek guidance from science, it’s often in search of imaginative possibilities with almost-boring reliability. And one evening in […]

How can scientists support the global movement for access to knowledge while also making discoveries about our social world?  This […]

I have good news to share; I’ve been selected for a fellowship at the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study at […]

This weekend, Sarah Gilbert and I were honored to give a plenary talk at Wikipedia Day NYC, a celebration of […]

In the spring of 2024, the California Nurses Association picketed outside Kaiser San Francisco Medical center to draw attention to […]

Amid growing public demands for greater accountability from technology companies, the public has turned to scientists to be arbiters of […]

When leaders of a large immigrant church in Boston stood in front of their congregation on January 26, they noticed […]

Participatory/community/citizen science has transformed how scientists think about discovery, re-orienting the scientific endeavor toward collaboration with the people of the […]