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An Empirical Study of Modular Bias Mitigators and Ensembles

October 6, 2022

🔬 Research Summary by Michael Feffer, a Societal Computing PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University. [Original paper by Michael Feffer, Martin Hirzel, Samuel C. Hoffman, Kiran Kate, Parikshit Ram, Avraham … [Read more...] about An Empirical Study of Modular Bias Mitigators and Ensembles

Who will share Fake-News on Twitter? Psycholinguistic cues in online post histories discriminate between actors in the misinformation ecosystem

October 6, 2022

🔬 Research Summary by Verena Schoenmueller, an Assistant Professor in the Marketing Department at Bocconi University. Verena’s research focuses on how user generated content can reflect and affect consumers behavior. … [Read more...] about Who will share Fake-News on Twitter? Psycholinguistic cues in online post histories discriminate between actors in the misinformation ecosystem

Unpacking Invisible Work Practices, Constraints, and Latent Power Relationships in Child Welfare through Casenote Analysis

October 5, 2022

🔬 Research Summary by Devansh Saxena, a doctoral candidate in the Dept. of Computer Science at Marquette University. Their research focuses on algorithmic systems used in the public sector, especially the child-welfare … [Read more...] about Unpacking Invisible Work Practices, Constraints, and Latent Power Relationships in Child Welfare through Casenote Analysis

An Uncommon Task: participator Design in Legal AI

October 5, 2022

🔬 Research Summary by Fernando Delgado, a PhD candidate at Cornell University's Bowers College of Computing and Information Sciences. [Original paper by Fernando Delgado, Solon Barocas, Karen Levy] Overview: … [Read more...] about An Uncommon Task: participator Design in Legal AI

Technical methods for regulatory inspection of algorithmic systems in social media platforms

October 4, 2022

🔬 Research Summary by Max Krueger, a consultant at Accenture with an interest in both the long and short-term implications of AI on society. [Original paper by Aneesh Pappu, Ada Lovelace Institute] Overview: … [Read more...] about Technical methods for regulatory inspection of algorithmic systems in social media platforms

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