CITP Seminar – Sociotechnical Designs for Democratic and Pluralistic Governance of Social Media and AI
In-person attendance is open to Princeton University faculty, staff, students and alumni. This talk is open to the public via Zoom.
Center for Information Technology Policy
CITP Seminar – Law and Technology in Theory and Practice
Rescheduled from Feb 13
CITP Seminar – Visibility in the Creator Economy: Navigating the Promises and Precarities of Platform Labor
Amid mounting legal and financial strife, mainstream platform companies—from Meta and YouTube to TikTok and Twitch–are doubling down on their idealistic framing of the digital “Creator Economy.” But the image of social media as an entrepreneurial Promised Land is belied by the precarious, even pe
CITP Seminar – Lifecycles of Peer-Produced Knowledge Commons
After increasing rapidly over seven years, the number of active contributors to English Wikipedia peaked in 2007 and has been in decline since.
CITP Seminar – Designing Social Computing Tools for Creation, Collaboration, and Connection
In her research, Liaqat asks how we can reimagine the role of technology in fostering social knowledge-sharing experiences. To this end, she designs social computing technologies to help people create, collaborate, and connect.
CITP Seminar: The Future of Algorithm Auditing is Sociotechnical
Algorithm audits are powerful tools for studying black-box systems without direct knowledge of those systems’ inner workings.
CITP Seminar: Chatbots for Good and Evil
The capacities of LLM-powered chatbots have been progressing on the order of months and have recently passed into mainstream public awareness and adoption.