Author Archives: jasondcruz

I participated in an interesting panel on AI and research ethics hosted by Chronicle of Higher Education.

I recently participated on a panel about social implications of ChatGPT. Here’s the video recording.

My paper with Bran Knowles (qualitative researcher), Kush Varshney (computer scientist), and John Richardson (cognitive psychologist) is forthcoming in the Communications of the ACM. Here is a pre-print.

New paper with Kush Varshney and Will Kidder accepted at the AAAI Fall Symposium 2022 in DC, Nov 17-19. “The Empathy Gap: Why AI Can Forecast Behavior But Cannot Assess Trustworthiness”. Paper will be published in the proceedings.

A recent talk of mine (alongside UC Berkeley’s Juliana Schroader) at the Rock Center for Ethics is now viewable online.

My IBM collaborator, Kush Varshney, did an interview about his book, “Trustworthy Machine Learning” and our new collaborative work on “Humble Machines”.