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
CITP Director Arvind Narayanan’s Course on Tech Ethics Featured in PAW
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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.
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
Researchers Korolova and Nagaraj Rao Find Discrimination Continues to Plague Facebook Ads
CITP researchers Aleksandra Korolova, an assistant professor of computer science and public affairs, and computer science graduate student Varun Nagaraj Rao
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
CITP Leadership Calls for Transparency in Federal AI Policies
CITP leaders appeared on Capitol Hill this month, urging members of Congress to prioritize transparency as they develop national policies around artificial
Researcher Sayash Kapoor Pushes for Transparency with Generative A.I. Models
Researchers at Princeton CITP interrogate digital technologies in order to understand how they impact, influence and interact with users and society — and
CITP Graduate Student Angelina Wang has been named a Siebel Scholar
Congratulations to CITP graduate student Angelina Wang, one of five Princeton students named as 2024 Siebel Scholars. The winning students receive a $35,000.
CITP training demystifies internet scams for states’ attorneys general
CITP partnered with The State Center — a non-partisan, non-profit that offers training and educational support to states’ Attorneys General (AGs) — on an
Congratulations to CITP Researcher Amna Liaqat – a Princeton Presidential Fellow
Amna Liaqat is one of 11 Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellows. The prestigious program recognizes the contributions of scholars across
Indian journalist selected as first-ever Digital Witness Fellow
Journalist Srishti Jaswal — who has reported extensively on poverty and starvation in India and won numerous awards for her investigative work,