PhD Proposal: How Technology Impacts and Compares to Humans in Socially Consequential Arenas
Samuel Dooley
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Bio
Samuel Dooley is a fourth year PhD student at the University of Maryland, motivated by work that improves, studies, or changes how technology is used in applications with social impact. Together with my advisor, John P. Dickerson, he research existing technology and develop novel machine learning techniques which help people better use assistive technology and minimize technological harm.
This talk is organized by Tom Hurst