Author: J. Nathan Matias

Does collaborating with communities on research make it lower quality or less legitimate science? Does focusing on science in community […]

How can research help us better understand online hatred and manage it effectively? Whose voices should we center in that […]

In October 2023, I was astonished and humbled to receive the Rise25 award from the Mozilla Foundation in honor of […]

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, […]