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@zephoria

sociotechnical researcher | Microsoft Research, Data & Society (), NYU | zephoria@zephoria.org

New York, NY
Joined July 2006

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  1. 3 hours ago

    Academic friends: what are your all-time favorite ethnographies? I’m looking for brain candy.

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  2. 19 Dec 2018

    Facebook has truly outdone itself. ::smacking forehead:: From my 2010 SXSW talk: "Facebook built its name and reputation on being a closed network that enabled privacy in new ways, something that its users deeply value and STILL believe is the case."

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  3. 15 Dec 2018

    I went to buy deodorant. Instead I got Hitler. Thanks . :(

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    Mental health care is a human right and a public health issue. Mental health care is a human right and a public health issue. Mental health care is a human right and a public health issue.

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  5. 6 Dec 2018

    So many reminders today of how financial structures (including perceived pressure, desire to please, and outright greed) can prompt leaders to make shitty decisions that hurt people. Add self-delusion/justification and 💥. Oh Arendt, are you shaking your head in your grave?

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    5 Dec 2018

    Data & Society is thrilled to announce that has been named our first Director of Research!

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    3 Dec 2018
    Replying to and

    The executive committee of the conference has been looking into this issue for the past few months, as well as consulting with the steering committee. We plan to announce a name change at the conference.

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  8. 3 Dec 2018

    DC folks: I'm speaking tomorrow (12/4) on "The Search for Balance in the Digital Era" with -

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  9. 30 Nov 2018

    I'm honored to be listed among an amazing collection of women in 's Top 50 Women In Tech 2018 I'm especially entertained to be labeled a warrior, although I think the yoga pose version is more accurate than the militaristic version. <grin>

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  10. 29 Nov 2018

    I co-authored a paper examining traps that tech folks encounter when building "fair" algorithms. It's an STS-oriented approach to technical decision-making (written with CS/law folks). Check it out: "Fairness and Abstraction in Sociotechnical Systems"

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    28 Nov 2018

    This piece does a great job showing why far-right celebs are so obsessed with demanding debate from actual researchers, writers, and politicians. Instead of building sound arguments, they can create (extremely lucrative) theater.

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  12. 28 Nov 2018

    Are you a PhD student interested in fairness, accountability, and transparency? Apply now for the doctoral colloquium: See you in Atlanta!

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  14. 16 Nov 2018

    Scholars: is hiring a mix of researchers, postdocs, and faculty fellows on a range of topics. Please spread the word about these fantastic openings!

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  15. 16 Nov 2018

    DC folks: On 12/4, I'll be speaking alongside Snap's and Rep. (w/ moderating) at the "Search for Balance in the Digital Era." This should be a doozy of a conversation so join us:

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  16. 16 Nov 2018
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  17. 16 Nov 2018

    Has anyone estimated the economic impact of NYC’s unpredictable public transit system? The politicians certainly don’t care about the individual, social, or psych costs. But I have to imagine the cost to business is significant too. It’s shameful how much worse it’s getting.

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  18. 15 Nov 2018

    "Don’t Believe Every AI You See" is an essay that and I wrote to reflect on AI ethics Three driving Qs: What are the unintended consequences? When should AI prioritize society vs. individuals (and vice versa)? When should AI not be used?

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  19. 14 Nov 2018

    Curious about how platforms moderate content? 's "Content or Context Moderation" describes the diff strategies companies take (artisanal, community-reliant, and industrial) and the ramifications of these approaches. New report:

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  20. 14 Nov 2018

    Megan Finn's "Documenting Aftermath: Information Infrastructures in the Wake of Disasters" reveals the fault-lines of our information landscape through the lens of historical cases of CA earthquake disaster response. Here's an excerpt:

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