Amanda Meng

schoolGeorgia Institute of Technologybar_chart#3269 Global Rank

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#3269

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Active and Passive Decisions: How Ethical Choices Are Made (and Missed) in NLP Research

While AI ethics interventions often focus on how researchers should navigate consequential choices, they may overlook a prior question: when do researchers recognize they are making a decision at all? This qualitative study examines how academic NLP teams confront “decision moments” -- junctures where latent alternati…

CSCW '222nd AuthorData Work; Data Work

Interrogating Data Work as a Community of Practice

We apply Lave & Wenger’s construct of a community of practice to identify and position members of the data work community of practice, focusing on members on the periphery who have received less attention – as compared to full practitioners (e.g., data scientists). Reporting on results of interviews with 19 civic work…

CHI '202nd AuthorAI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability +2

Re-Shape: A Method to Teach Data Ethics for Data Science Education

Data has become central to the technologies and services that human-computer interaction (HCI) designers make, and the ethical use of data in and through these technologies should be given critical attention throughout the design process. However, there is little research on ethics education in computer science that e…

CSCW '191st AuthorProtest and participation

Collaborative Data Work Towards a Caring Democracy

Researchers in human-centered computing have surfaced a feminist ethic of care in interaction with technologies, in data collection, and in data work. Drawing on two years of ethnographic fieldwork, we consider how democratic caring might be enacted and sustained through collaborative data work. We employ philosopher…

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