Dr. Zak Kilhoffer successfully defended his dissertation, “HUMAN FACTORS IN THE STANDARDIZATION OF AI GOVERNANCE: IMPROVING THE DESIGN OF RISK MANAGEMENT STANDARDS FOR ETHICAL AI,” on January 24, 2025. His dissertation was awarded the 2025 Berner Nash Dissertation Award. Dr. Kryie Zhou successfully defended his dissertation, “A PRAGMATIC AND HUMAN-CENTERED APPROACH TO PROMOTING SOFTWARE ACCESSIBILITY: […]
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58th Annual HICSS
PI Madelyn Sanfilippo presented an Ignite Talk “Governing Misinformation from the Bottom-Up” and a full paper “Critically Comparing Global AI Regulations” at HICSS 2025.
6th Annual PrivaCI
Kyra Abrams, Smirity Kaushik, and Kyrie Zhou all presented at 6th Annual Symposium on Applications of Contextual Integrity (PrivaCI), September 27-28, 2024:
ASIST 2024
GLOSS was well represented at the 2024 ASIST Annual Meeting in Calgary, AB. Kyrie Zhou presented on the panel “Exploring Some Impacts of Advances in Artificial Intelligence: A Social Informatics Approach.”
ALISE 2024
Dr. Sang Hoo Oh presented “University Governance for Responsible AI” at the 2024 ALISE Annual Conference.
CEPE 2023: Governance Conflicts and Public Court Records
PhD Student Kyra Abrams presented Governance Conflicts and Public Court Records at CEPE 2023, hosted by Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago IL on May 16, 2023. The paper, presenting results from a larger GLOSS project on data governance in the public sector, analyzed public access to court records in California and Illinois, examining the complex, […]
Governing Smart Cities as Knowledge Commons
GLOSS PI Madelyn Rose Sanfilippo has co-edited a new book, Governing Smart Cities as Knowledge Commons, with Brett M. Frischmann (Villanova University School of Law) and Michael J. Madison (University of Pittsburgh School of Law). The book examines how several cities handle ethical, economic, political, and social issues arising from the cities’ technologically advanced statuses. […]
Dissertation Defense: Chang Liu
Chang Liu successfully defended his dissertation “SOCIOTECHNICAL MATCHING: FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS AT THE PERIPHERIES OF CHINESE ECONOMIC REFORM” June 6, 2022. The committee members were: Dr. Madelyn Sanfilippo (iSchool), Chair and Director of Research Dr. Anita Chan (iSchool) Dr. Michael Twidale (iSchool) Dr. Yu Hong (Zhejiang University) The newly minted Dr. Liu is interning with JP Morgan Chase […]
New Publications in JASIS&T
PI Madelyn Sanfilippo collaborated with Yan Shvartzshnaider (York University) and Noah Apthorpe (Colgate University) on “GKC-CI: A unifying framework for contextual norms and information governance,” which was published by JASIS&T in March and covered on Information Matters in April 2022. Her review of the book Algorithms and autonomy: The ethics of automated decision systems […]
iConference 2022
Minseok Jung (BA, 2021) presented a poster entitled “Mapping Geographical Biases of AI Principles” at the 2022 iConference, on March 3.