Reimagining public knowledge technologies
I have a scholarship for a PhD student to work on my Future Fellowship project. Below is the description that will soon appear on UTS s website. Feel free to ping me if you re interested. This scholarship will be offered to outstanding doctoral candidates affiliated with the ARC Future Fellowship project, “Reimagining AI answer systems for [ ]
This Thursday (3 March, 2022) 2pm 3.15pm (AEDT) will be a panel to launch the new Technology, Media and Strategy (TMS) Research Group at the School of Communications, UTS. I ll be talking about my new work around uncertainty in question-answering systems that I m doing with colleagues at the university. Below is the order of [ ]
I ve just received some funding from UTS for two pilot studies relating to the ethics of knowledge graphs. I m looking for a research assistant (or two) to work on the two projects below. More details below. Project 1: Communicating Uncertainty in AI Visualisations: A UTS HASS-Data Science Institute research project (October 1-December 17, 2021) Uncertainty [ ]
These are the slides from a two-hour workshop I ran with researchers and Honours students in the School of Communication. They aren t very pretty and don t picture my own work that I showed as illustration, but may be useful to some.
by Heather Ford, Tamson Pietsch Kelly Tall On 26th of January the 2021 Australian Honours were announced. They are intended to recognise the outstanding service and contributions of Australians from all walks of life. But there continue to be questions about the extent to which the system represents the diversity of the Australian nation. [ ]
In January 2019, prompted by the Wikimedia Movement’s 2030 strategic direction, the Research team at the Wikimedia Foundation identified the need to develop a knowledge gaps index—a composite index to support the decision makers across the Wikimedia movement by providing: a framework to encourage structured and targeted brainstorming discussions; data on the state of the [ ]
I was invited to provide a submission to the UK s House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee who are running an inquiry into freedom of expression online. In the submission below, I answer the Committee s questions about content moderation systems: How can content moderation systems be improved? Are users of online platforms sufficiently able to [ ]
Last week, the Australian Media Literacy Research Symposium was held simultaneously in Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane. Organised by Tanya Notley, Michael Dezuanni and Sora Park, the symposium brought together representatives from civil society, government, the major platforms and research institutions interested in media literacy in Australia. I spoke on a panel titled Using media literacy [ ]
The Intimate Encyclopedia is an experiment that makes explicit the subjectivities of encyclopedic knowledge. Using Wikipedia as inspiration, it offers three core principles guiding the writing of articles. It asks authors to present the 1. Subjective Point of View (IE:SPOV), warns readers that content is 2. Unverifiable and encourages 3. All Original Research (AOR). Although [ ]
I will be speaking at the Digital Histories Research Seminar on Thursday 8 October 2020, 6.00pm (AEST). On the 24th of January, 2011, an Egyptian born Wikipedia editor, “The Egyptian Liberal” published the first draft of an article titled “2011 Egyptian protests” on English Wikipedia. Working with hundreds of other editors over the next two [ ]