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The AIAI Network has a newsletter! Please use this form to sign up for the AIAI Network monthly newsletter, which will keep you informed about news and events in the AI research and policy space in Atlanta and beyond. It’s also the best way to stay in the loop about AIAI Network events, grant offerings, […]
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AIAI Network Awarded $1.3M from Mellon Foundation
AIAI Network Awarded $1.3M from Mellon Foundation Is it possible to enlist AI ethically, equitably and in the service of justice? What is the role of the humanities in this pursuit? The Mellon Foundation has awarded $1.3 million to Emory and partners at Clark Atlanta University, Georgia Institute of Technology and the DataedX Group to explore these questions through the […]
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AI and Social Movements
Project lead: Lauren Klein (Emory, Departments of Quantitative Theory & Methods and English) Contributing faculty: Sandeep Soni (Emory, Department of Quantitative Theory & Methods) Project team: Dani Roytburg (Emory, BA ’25, Computer Science and Quantitative Social Sciences), Debbie Olorunisola (Yale, BA ’26 Statistics and Data Science), Dez Miller (Emory, Ph.D. ’26, Comparative Literature), Ololade Faniyi […]
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Public Interest AI
Project lead: Brandeis Marshall (DataEdX) Project team: Jhoie (Joy) Victor Our Public Interest AI project examines and critiques the interlocking historical, social, political, and technical aspects of the city’s data quality management in relation to the Atlanta Beltline Project. The Atlanta Beltline is a “network public parks, multi-use trails, transit, and affordable housing along a […]
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AIAI Data Collective
Project lead: Dan Sinykin (Emory, Department of English) Project team: Nia Judelson (Emory, Ph.D. ’26, English), Em Nordling (Emory, Ph.D. ’26, English) Artificial Intelligence is powered by data. When that data is private and opaque, as it is in the AI initiatives at major tech companies, we are prevented from knowing the full ethical and […]
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AIAI Kickoff Event
Wednesday, October 4th | 4-7pm | Science Gallery Atlanta Please join us on Wednesday, October 4th, 2023 at 4 PM at Science Gallery Atlanta to inaugurate the AIAI Network! Come for (and with) big questions about AI, its uses, and its limits, and meet others who are asking these questions too. You’ll hear from: Dr. Lauren […]
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Talk by Deborah Raji
Thursday, October 19th | 4pm | Emory University (Atwood 360) Join us for a talk by Inioluwa Deborah Raji at Emory University! This in-person event will be held on Thursday October 19th, 4 pm till 5:15 pm, at the Atwood Cheminstry Building, Room 360. (Note change in room location!) Raji will share her insights on “Audits and Accountability in the Age […]
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Carl DiSalvo
Carl DiSalvo is a Professor in the School of Interactive Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. His work combines design, the social sciences, and the humanities to explore the social and political qualities of computing. He is committed to engaged scholarship and partners with communities, civil society, government, and industry throughout his work. He […]
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Ololade Faniyi
Ololade Faniyi is an African feminist activist-scholar and Ph.D. student in the Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies department at Emory University. Her graduate research adopts data-informed methods in investigating usage, affect, affordances, and ethics related to Nigerian (and more broadly African) contemporary gender and sexuality justice within digital networks. With central interests in digital humanities, […]
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Lauren Klein
Lauren Klein is Winship Distinguished Research Professor and Associate Professor in the departments of Quantitative Theory & Methods and English at Emory University. She also directs the Digital Humanities Lab there. Before moving to Emory, she taught in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech. Lauren works at the intersection of data, […]
