aliciasn.bsky.social
Associate Prof at GW Law. Privacy, algo accountability, AI governance. Distance runner fueled by ice cream.
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Wonderful, many thanks! Will email you.
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PERSEPHONE: Eat that forbidden fruit
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Thank you for your thoughtful engagement with all of our pieces! One of the things that I love about academia is the chance to be in conversation with other scholars, and I'm grateful for the chance to learn from the other contributors and from your response. Here's to future discussions!
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Link to my Essay, The Overton Window and Privacy Enforcement: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
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Thank you, @daniel-solove.bsky.social, and congratulations on the recognition for your timely paper with @hartzog.bsky.social!
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sigh. I also worry about the lack of referencing what has already been written on point! e.g., here: columbialawreview.org/content/ai-s...
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My writing process consists of radical vacillations between "this is BRILLIANT" and "what on earth is this illogical dreck"?
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"Masters of Disasters," where we studied the science of failures and how to analyze risk!
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That makes sense, and is helpful. Thanks!
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Merci! Agreed there's a rich tradition of journalistic coverage . communication scholarship to pull on. I'm wondering about a slightly narrower question: studies on conflicting reporting on the exact same AI development. (And it's totally possible I've missed something -- there is so much!)
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Seems like an under explored aspect of AI benchmarking and measurement efforts. Because AI is a sociotechnical system, the way that we report on the technology's integration into society -- especially in high-stakes settings -- matters.
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Just outcomes require thinking much harder about +/- of litigation as regulation; dynamic interactions b/t courts, legislatures, and the public in AI governance; & the relationship b/t individual causes of action and collective impacts. Link to essay here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.... [2/2]
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Ooh have been looking for new books, thanks! In return, though more fantasy: I'm currently enjoying Ink Blood Sister Scribe.
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*Miley Cyrus's
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+100 to this. Relatedly, force yourself to sit down and actually map out the structure of articles that you like and see what they share in common/ the order of discussion/ how they frame issues. And read Martha Minow's incredible Field Guide! jle.aals.org/home/vol63/i...
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Thanks for the generous words about my essay, Lindsey!
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Yay!!!! Congrats