Category: Artificial Intelligence
CITP’s Digital Witness Lab and the Pulitzer Center Announce Joint Journalism Fellowship
The Washington, D.C.-based Pulitzer Center, which funds journalism projects globally, is now...
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Quanta Magazine Features the Work of CITP Professor Arvind Narayanan in Exposing Bad AI
The Researcher Who Would Teach Machines to Be Fair, a story in Quanta Magazine, highlights the work of Professor Arvind Narayanan in exposing privacy violations by tech companies.
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Collaborative CITP Paper on “Qualitative Analysis for Human Centered AI” to be Presented at NeurlPS Workshop
CITP Postdocs Orestis Papakyriakopoulos and Elizabeth Anne Watkins, Data Scientist Amy Winecoff, Emerging Scholar Klaudia Jaźwińska and Associate Director Tithi Chattopadhyay and will present their
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NYC AI Strategy Benefits From CITP Case Study Session
NYC published its first AI Strategy that discusses the responsible use of AI to protect the digital rights of all New Yorkers. The Mayor’s strategy team participated in a CITP clinic case study session at an early stage that gave input on the issues focused on in the paper.
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Congratulations to Olga Russakovsky recognized for fighting bias and advancing diversity in AI research
Olga Russakovsky, an assistant professor of computer science and CITP affiliated faculty member, “has been recognized with two early-career awards honoring her contributions in research, education and
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CITP Director Matthew Salganik interviewed by Harvard Data Science Review about the Fragile Families Challenge
CITP Director Matthew Salganik was interviewed recently about the Fragile Families Challenge. As Salganik states in this interview: “The Fragile Families
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CITP Fellow Annette Zimmermann Interviewed About Algorithmic Justice on Policy Punchline Podcast
CITP Fellow Annette Zimmermann, a political philosopher, was interviewed for a recent episode of Princeton University’s Policy Punchline podcast. The podcast addresses the following questions:
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Multi-year datasets suggest projecting outcomes of people’s lives with AI isn’t so simple
The machine learning techniques scientists use to predict outcomes from large datasets may fall short when it comes to projecting the outcomes of people’s lives, according to a mass collaborative study led by researchers at
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CITP fellow Annette Zimmermann Interviewed About Algorithmic Fairness on Science Podcast “The Pulse”
Can algorithms help judges make fair decisions? After all, human judges can often be biased—so should we try to use ostensibly neutral technology instead? In a recent interview with WHYY, Philadelphia’s public radio station (a member of NPR)
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Avoiding Dangers of AI in Warfare Requires Responsible U.S. Leadership Among International Community, General says
International agreements and coordinated diplomatic pressures will be essential in avoiding indiscriminate use of artificial intelligence in lethal military conflicts,
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CITP and Princeton’s Center for Human Values Collaborate on AI and Ethics
The interdisciplinary research project “Princeton Dialogues of AI and Ethics” between CITP and the Center for Human Values (UCHV) is currently being featured on Princeton University’s home page. CITP’s director Ed Felten states
Read MorePrinceton Professor Ed Felten is part of the new coalition for the Rework America Task Force
Princeton professor Ed Felten is part of a new coalition for the Rework America Task Force to help transform American’s labor market to a more skills-driven model. “Artificial intelligence and automation have tremendous...
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