Author: J. Nathan Matias

Your party enters the dungeon conference hall. Ahead of you stretches miles of tunnels, littered with traps and treasures. It […]

Are you a PhD student interested to join CAT Lab? To learn more about what we do, what what we’re […]

Writing in Science last week, Seth Lazar and Alondra Nelson argued that “Only a sociotechnical approach can truly limit current […]

How can we think about the full human impact of generative AI? And how should we decide who gets included […]

How can governments ensure that policies for AI transparency and accountability actually serve the common good— preventing and remediating the harms […]

This February when TikTok announced their first ever Black History Month promotion campaign, their support for Black creators was more […]

How can we build a trustworthy Internet that serves the common good, based on high quality scientific knowledge? Since 2017, […]

How can students make a difference on systemic issues in higher education like persistent inequality? And how can someone choose where to put our time and energy?

How can communities create lasting change on the most pressing challenges in online behavior, from navigating racism to reducing burnout […]

What new research, ideas, and technologies do Trust and Safety Professionals think could make a big difference for the work […]