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Seminars: Informatics

Digital Sovereignty, but for Whom? Citizenship and Communication Governance in Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Siva Vaidhyanathan
Robertson Professor Media Studies Department, Director of the Center for Media and Citizenship, University of Virginia
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Abstract: Media infrastructures, from undersea cables to satellites, constitute new regimes of governmentality by enabling and constraining communication flows. Media infrastructures that carry the world’s…

Does Social Media Help or Hurt Mental Health? What Causal and Quasi-Experimental Approaches Can Tell Us

Munmun De Choudhury
Associate Professor, School of Interactive Computing; Director, Social Dynamics and Well-Being Laboratory; Co-Lead of Patient-Centered Care Delivery, Pediatric Technology Center Georgia Institute of Technology
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Abstract: Social media platforms continue to accrue important roles in our lives. Popular discourse has discussed the impact of social media on a variety of…

On AI-Inspired Requirements & Design

Walid Maalej
Professor, ACM Distinguished Speaker, University of Hamburg
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Abstract: In this talk, we will discuss recent advances in Modern Requirements Engineering (MoRE), including user feedback mining, issue tracking intelligence, and how foundation models…

(CANCELED) Between Model and World: Trust, Transparency, and Theory of Mind in AI Systems

Beth Coleman
Associate Professor of Data & Cities at the Institute of Communication, Culture, Information and Technology and Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
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Abstract: This talk works through a disciplinary survey of what constitutes trust and trustworthiness in human-machine learning interaction. In positing a framing of “trust,” the…

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