Nicholas Vincent
Personal Information
- KeywordsHuman-Computer InteractionResponsible AIData Leverage
- OrganizationSimon Fraser University
- Education (Institution)Northwestern University
- EmailNot provided
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Biography
Nicholas Vincent is an Assistant Professor in the School of Computing Science at Simon Fraser University, with research focused on Human-Computer Interaction and Responsible AI. He specializes in studying the relationship between human-generated data and technology companies. His work aims to explore how "data leverage" can help the public better protect their data rights and promote equitable technological development. As an active scholar, his research has been published in numerous top-tier academic conferences, influencing discussions on data rights and responsibilities across academia and industry.
Work Experience
- 2022–present·Simon Fraser University·Assistant Professor
- Focused on research in Human-Computer Interaction and Responsible AI, exploring the concept of data leverage and its applications within technology companies.
Education
- 2017–2022·Northwestern University·PhD
- Specialized in Human-Computer Interaction and AI-related fields, researching data leverage and its social impact.
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