I'm hiring a PhD student in Copenhagen, Denmark to do #HCI research on #privacy and #interoperability in messaging apps!
This is a fully funded 3-year position in the Copenhagen campus of Aalborg University. The student will join my project "mInt" (for "messaging interoperability" ;)) and will be co-supervised by me and @nielsvanberkel .
More info and application form here: https://www.stillinger.aau.dk/phd-stillinger/vis-stilling/vacancyId/1219575. Deadline is May 18.
Hello #chi2025! The Late-Breaking Work track is recruiting Associate Chairs (ACs). ACs oversee 8-10 submissions and play a key role in shaping the posters program at the conference. We welcome both experienced and new ACs. See more info and volunteer here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc11FddMYDX05kei9ml-CmZGGUinWF-iLBrpka1NG0K1Cod7Q/viewform
@falkowata congratulations, glad you managed to find a second home!
The Silicon Valley elite did a bank run on their own bank, then spent the weekend warning there’d be hell to pay if regulators didn’t step in to cover their deposits.
For Disconnect, I argue this should be a radicalizing moment that shows why we must dismantle Silicon Valley if we ever hope to develop technology that really builds a better world instead of steering us in the opposite direction.
https://www.disconnect.blog/p/the-silicon-valley-bank-collapse
With the increased use of AI in clinical decision support, it's important to understand its impact on cognitive biases. Our recent study in ophthalmology sheds light on how users of decision support systems experience bias mitigation. #CHI2023
Paper at https://nielsvanberkel.com/files/publications/chi2023a.pdf
Our study provides valuable insights into the challenges of integrating bias mitigation into AI decision support. As AI continues to be used in healthcare, it is crucial to address these issues to ensure its benefits are realised without introducing harmful biases.
Very proud of this work with Aalborg University master students! 🙌 Happy to hear your thoughts.
With the increased use of AI in clinical decision support, it's important to understand its impact on cognitive biases. Our recent study in ophthalmology sheds light on how users of decision support systems experience bias mitigation. #CHI2023
Paper at https://nielsvanberkel.com/files/publications/chi2023a.pdf
