Anna Kawakami

@anna-kawakami.bsky.social

PhD candidate in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute @ Carnegie Mellon University. Research, design, and policy for AI-augmented work. Working across: Human-AI interaction, responsible AI, AI measurement, augmented intelligence. annakawakami.com

I am recruiting a postdoc in HCI & AI!
 Interested in augmenting human thinking and learning, futures of work & education, participatory AI, collective intelligence, or related topics? Please get in touch! This 2-year position will be based at a top university in Europe (email or DM for more info)

🏛️ How can we ensure that AI enhances, rather than harms, public services? In our policy memo, published with the Federation of American Scientists (@scientistsorg.bsky.social), we provide recommendations for how the fed gov't could help state & local agencies make better AI procurement decisions.🧵

Expanding Local Government Capacity for AI Procurement and Use

As new waves of AI technologies continue to enter the public sector, touching a breadth of services critical to the welfare of the American people, this center of excellence will help maintain high st...

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I'm seeking a postdoc to work with me and @kenholstein.bsky.social on evaluating AI/ML decision support for human experts: statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2024/12/10/p... P.S. I'll be at NeurIPS Thurs-Mon. Happy to talk about this position or related mutual interests! Please repost 🙏

Postdoc position at Northwestern on evaluating AI/ML decision support | Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science

statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu

Do you feel that your profession or organization urgently needs to adopt #AI? Here's some advice that we often share (as academics working in human-AI interaction and #ML) with professional colleagues who consider the role of modern technology in their professions. (w/ Weiwei Pan and Hongjin Lin)

Keep calm and carry on, with or without AI: What to do if your profession or organization urgently needs to adopt AI – Intelligent Interactive Systems Group at Harvard

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