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Asymmetric Conversational Strategies: Detecting Manipulative Online Trolling

I am delighted to host my PhD researcher Henna Paakki’s public defence at the Aalto University Department of Computer Science Continue reading →

Designing Trustworthy Human-AI Collaboration

Delighted to share our latest research on “Enhancing Conversations in Migrant Counseling Services: Designing for Trustworthy Human-AI Collaboration”, co-authored with Continue reading →

Malicious social media bots shaping public health discourse

Our groundbreaking research has revealed critical insights into the role of malicious social media bots in shaping public health discourse Continue reading →

Lived Resistance against the War on Palestinian Children

Join us for the launch of a critical new book, Lived Resistance against the War on Palestinian Children, edited by Continue reading →

Contestations.AI

Transdisciplinary Symposium on AI, Human Rights and Warfare, October 23, 2024, Vallila Kansallisteatteri at Konepaja (Train Factory), Aleksis Kiven katu Continue reading →

How Government Reforms & Automated Decision Making affect Migrant Rights in Finland

Join us for this crucial panel discussion on the role of government reforms and automated decision making for migrant workers Continue reading →

Collective AI for Impact

An intense few days at the AI For Good Global Summit in Geneva last week, with excellent sessions on AI Continue reading →

Making Sense of Crises: Transdisciplinary Perspectives

Delighted to give a keynote talk at the Red Cross Nordic Skillshare summit in Helsinki, with over 200 participants from Continue reading →

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