This presentation delves into the speculated impact of AI-generated images on ethnographic practice. Navigating...
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Pulp Friction: Creating Space for Cultural Context, Values, and the Quirkiness of Humanity in AI Engagement
A design executive who has led several multidisciplinary teams and organizations at global companies such as...
Foundational AI: Navigating a Shifting Terrain
New deployments of foundational AI models in digital products have expanded public engagement with synthetic...
Designing AI to Think With Us, Not For Us
This paper establishes a framework and toolkit for designing Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) that...
Reconfiguring Work in the Age of AI
What is the nature of expertise and work? How are they redefined, practiced, and personified as waves of...
Automate Yourself to Work on What You Love
Behind every great research session is multiple hours and weeks spent recruiting, sharing...
Grounded AI: Integrating Data & Social Science
The expansion of AI in virtually all business and organizational environments represents an opportunity to...
Building Ethical Tech Through Subjective Research
There are myths and misconceptions around the objectivity of quantitative research and the neutrality of tech and the two are linked. At best they lead organizations to embrace half-truths, and at worst they result in discrimination. By embracing our humanity and using our own subjectivity to critically examine the ways we research, we can prioritize our work in a way that aligns with ethical values and brings humans to the center.
The New AI Toolstack for Research
EPIC2024 sponsor HeyMarvin argues that AI's true value lies in its ability to transform data into knowledge at...
Understanding AI’s Role in Qualitative Research and Ethnography
HeyMarvin is an EPIC2024 gold sponsor. EPIC is a nonprofit organization, conference, and community, and sponsors support programming that is developed by independent committees members and invites diverse, critical perspectives. I’m bullish about AI’s potential — but I’m also the first to point...