I have been fortunate to be able to work on several areas connected to the societal and policy implications of Artificial Intelligence. As a fellow at the Digital Interest Lab as NYU, I have been leading a working group, under the supervision of Prof. Anne L. Washington, focused on ethics and artificial intelligence. Dr. Washington’s ideas in the space have been paramount to our understanding of corporate discussions on ethics and artificial intelligence. The working group is working with the Responsible Ai Institute in Canada on providing evidence-based policy perspectives. The first of our work on this issue was published in May 2022, with more to come as the group finishes its analysis.
In 2019, alongside Franco Giandana, I co-authored a piece in the 2019 edition of the Global Information Society Watch on AI, human rights, social justice and development, with a particular focus on Latin America.
in 2020, as an AI and Content Moderation research sprint fellow at the Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in Berlin, I co-authored with Hannah Bloch-Wehba and Angelica Fernandez a policy brief on AI audits and making them meaningful.
In 2023, with OTI’s Policy Director Prem Trivedi, I wrote on how to achieve better outcomes for voluntary initiatives like the one the White House released on Artificial Intelligence.