Editorial Featured Algorithmic Information Access is the New Smoking December 27, 2021January 5, 2022 Chirag Shah 0 Comments algorithms, information access, smoking, tobacco Algorithmic Information Access is the New SmokingChirag Shah, University of WashingtonSmoking used to be cool. Yes, it’s still considered “cool” by some people, at some times, and at Read more Read more
Editorial Featured Responsible AI: Whose responsibility is it? November 21, 2021December 12, 2021 Chirag Shah 0 Comments Bias, Ethics, Fairness, Responsible AI, Transparency Responsible AI: Whose Responsibility Is It?Chirag Shah, University of WashingtonIn 2018, I spent several months at Spotify as a Visiting Researcher during my sabbatical from Rutgers University. Among Read more Read more
Editorial The true cost of free search October 16, 2021December 10, 2021 Chirag Shah 0 Comments Conspiracy theory, Google, misinformation, Search engines, Social media True Cost of Free SearchChirag Shah, University of WashingtonWith all the attention that Facebook is getting recently, we often forget that the problem of biased algorithms is not Read more Read more
Editorial Misinformation—A Choice for the Rest of Us September 16, 2021December 16, 2021 Chirag Shah 0 Comments Arjuna, disinformation, Krishna, Mahabharata, misinformation Misinformation—A Choice for the Rest of Us Chirag Shah If you have kept even one eye (or ear) on the news coming out in the last couple of years, chances Read more Read more
Editorial Rethinking about Information – semi-sesquicentennial later August 7, 2021December 16, 2021 Chirag Shah 0 Comments editorial, history, information Rethinking about Information—Semi-sesquicentennial Later Chirag Shah The 1940s was a very interesting era. Sure, it was the time of the war, but it was also the time of recovery and Read more Read more
