The HAB Challenge: Tending our Human Algorithm Ecosystems
How does human behavior change in the presence of AI systems that interact with large groups of people at scale? […]
Posts that describe current CAT Lab research.
How does human behavior change in the presence of AI systems that interact with large groups of people at scale? […]
This weekend, Sarah Gilbert and I were honored to give a plenary talk at Wikipedia Day NYC, a celebration of […]
The metaphor of online communities that “have become toxic” or that are “being polluted” in different ways is a common […]
How can we continue designing online safety policies for a digital world that doesn’t exist, one where every child has […]
In the spring of 2024, the California Nurses Association picketed outside Kaiser San Francisco Medical center to draw attention to […]
Why does it take so long for science to spot harmful technology products and support the search for safer alternatives? […]
When Setzer Garcia started interacting with the Character.AI chatbot in 2023, just after his 14th birthday, his mother, Megan, thought […]
As governments pass more technology regulations and the public becomes more aware of the harms of digital technologies such as […]
How can the ecosystem of public-interest technology research manage the risks that threaten to destroy our credibility and prevent us […]
The focus of last week’s presentation was on paper two of William’s dissertation using, in which he employs qualitative content analysis to examine questions regarding self-identifying white allies applying to r/BlackPeopleTwitter as verified users in the year surrounding the murder of George Floyd.