Frank: It’s important to preserve government records 02/21/2025 UMSI assistant professor Rebecca Franks talks about the significance of government records amid the Trump administration's decision to take down thousands of government web pages. More info Green: Can having a human reviewer make algorithms fairer? 02/11/2025 UMSI assistant professor Ben Green says humans, like algorithms, can make mistakes, especially when they’re on a tight schedule. More info Andalibi: Emotion recognition can pose harms to users, workers 02/06/2025 UMSI assistant professor Nazanin Andalibi talks about the risks of emotion AI on user privacy and the ethical considerations of this technology. More info Jurgens: DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough disrupts industry 02/06/2025 UMSI associate professor David Jurgens on the rise of DeepSeek and what it means for OpenAI and the U.S-China tech race. More info Haimson: Trump’s “two genders” policy could have “bad implications” for transgender women 01/22/2025 UMSI assistant professor Oliver Haimson discusses the impact Trump’s executive order will have on LGBTQIA people. More info Lampe: Luigi Mangione posts speak to “broader societal dissatisfaction” against California insurers, corporate power 01/16/2025 UMSI professor Cliff Lampe says people are “rebuilding a sense of agency” through social media amid income inequality and a “perceived sense of lack of agency.” More info TikTok's case could set a precedent for social media app bans 01/07/2025 UMSI assistant professor Oliver Haimson is wary of the TikTok ban and the "implications for free speech." More info Lampe: Luigi Mangione memes point to “broader discontent with growing wealth inequality” 12/16/2024 UMSI professor Cliff Lampe discusses why Luigi Mangione memes have exploded on social media. More info Schaub: The time to protect your identity from theft is now 12/06/2024 UMSI associate professor Florian Schaub recommends placing a freeze on your credit report to protect your identity. More info Sandvig: People are searching for authenticity on social media 12/06/2024 UMSI professor Christian Sandvig says people on social media are going to “great lengths to make themselves appear casual and unprofessional.” More info First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
