I always thought Zoom was a video conferencing software not an unhinged data brokerage firm with no government oversight but their new ToS has proven me wrong 😂 There's not even an opt-out mechanism!

New College abolishing gender studies is epistemic injustice. This is an academic institution systemically excluding the study of gender identity from the "knowledge cannon." Gender does not exist in the margins of society and should not exist in the margins of education.

Coming to #CSCW23? Check out our local guide for food, activities, and cultural cornerstones around the conference and in the Twin Cities! We even have a spotify playlist 🔊 Pdf at: leahajmani.com Direct 🔗: shorturl.at/entxI

"Peer Produced Friction: How Page Protection on Wikipedia Affects Editor Engagement and Concentration" Paper: assets.super.so/2163f8be-d554-… Slides: assets.super.so/2163f8be-d554-… by Leah Ajmani Nick Vincent Dr. Stevie Chancellor, #CSCW23

I am often really frustrated by the dilemma of getting consent at scale for my own research! Here's a reading list of papers that help me calibrate my own moral compass on the topic: grouplens.org/blog/reflectin… Shoutout to my labmate Matthew Zent for co-authoring it with me!

#CSpotlight: Leah Ajmani Ph.D. student Leah Ajmani talks about her research at the University of Minnesota. Read more here: z.umn.edu/SpotlightAjmani #CSCICommunity

Excited to present our paper "Data Agency Theory: A Precise Theory of Justice for AI Applications" at ACM FAccT ✒️ Check out our blog post: grouplens.org/blog/what-even… 🗣️ Talk on Tues 6/4 at 3:45pm Rio time

When you get quoted by one of your favorite scholars as "one of [their] favorite junior colleagues" ❤️ I love that epistemic injustice is being considered as we reckon with traditional HCI methodologies!

I'm having FOMO for #FAccT2024, but my PhD student Leah Ajmani is presenting work on a theory for data agency and consent for AI systems! It adapts Iris Young's theory of justice to correct modern missteps in AI systems. Read more and go see her talk! assets.super.so/2163f8be-d554-…

Did y'all want to read an absolute banger of a paper today? Because you can! Out now: the preprint of "Whose Knowledge is Valued? Epistemic Injustice in CSCW Applications" by Leah Ajmani Jay Foriest Jordan Taylor Kyle Pittman Sarah Gilbert PhD and myself! arxiv.org/abs/2407.03477

Join us for the first Human-Centered Computing seminar of the semester! It will feature Vicki Interrante, Dan Keefe, Joe Konstan, and Loren Terveen from University of Minnesota and is this Friday, September 6th at 10 a.m. in Keller Hall 3-180. Learn more here: z.umn.edu/HCCInterrante