This webpage provides details about individuals affiliated with CITP whose research has recently garnered attention in the media. CITP Fellow Kevin Munger’s article in Mother Jones “The Algorithm
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NJ AI Summit Hosted by Princeton University
Several CITP community members spoke at the NJ AI Summit hosted by Princeton University on April 11, 2024. Topics of discussion revolved around
University faculty and researchers discuss AI at Princeton
Now on the Princeton University homepage: “AI at Princeton: Pushing limits, accelerating discovery and serving
Princeton’s AI Policy Precepts Program seeking nominations for federal participation
Princeton University’s AI Policy Precepts 2024 spring program seeking nominations for federal participation
Jonathan Mayer begins new role at the U.S. Department of Justice
“Princeton’s Jonathan Mayer has taken a new role as the inaugural chief science and technology advisor and chief science and technology advisor
Aleksandra Korolova received a 2024 early-career Sloan Research Fellowship
Aleksandra Korolova is one of five Princeton University faculty members to received the prestigious 2024 Sloan Research Fellowship. “Sloan Research
Congratulations to Kulshresha and Mayer for winning the Future of Privacy Forum’s Student Paper Award
The Future of Privacy Forum’s 14th Annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award Recognizes Influential Privacy Research.
CITP Director Arvind Narayanan’s course on tech ethics featured in PAW
CITP Director Arvind Narayanan’s course, “Ethics of Computing,” is a featured story in the Princeton Alumni Weekly’s (PAW) January 2024 issue. The article entitled
President Eisgruber cites CITP initiatives in announcing state AI research hub at Princeton
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber “announce plans to create an artificial intelligence
Associate Professor Olga Russakovsky talks diversity in AI
In an interview with the Time Magazine publication Charter, CITP associated faculty member Olga Russakovsky talked about gender and racial diversity in AI.
CITP’s Surya Mattu seeks to “jumpstart the public imagination around algorithms”
Surya Mattu, CITP’s Digital Witness Lab lead, is featured in the Nov. 29 publication of Princeton International. Read the full
CITP Fellow Dan Calacci argues in new paper that workers have more agency and power …
CITP Fellow Dan Calacci makes the case that workers, practitioners and researchers have more agency and power to direct the future of artificial intelligence