Emerging Research in Humane Tech

CHT’s Foundations of Humane Technology course community is made up of over 11,000 people around the world. We recently invited four community members to share their academic and/or organizational research related to humane technology.
In this special presentation, you’ll hear from:
02:45 | Ryan Wold, University of Minnesota - A Framework for Advancing Humane Technology: An exploration of humane mentor programs”
13:37 | Alexandra Krawetz, Yale University - “Safe & Dangerous: History, Childhood, and Humane Technology”
22:43 | Tarini Ravi Kumar, FLAME University - “The Proteus Effect: For Better or for Metaverse”
31:08 | Deborah Tien, Re-State Foundation - “Future of Governance Toolkit”
Note: Selection does not imply endorsement of an individual or entity by Center for Humane Technology. We are grateful to these presenters for their thoughtfulness, vulnerability, and inspiration!
This live event took place on August 4, 2022 as part of our Foundations of Humane Technology course community event series. You can attend these events live by signing up for the course (it’s free) at humanetech.com....
Kellen Klein is Course Manager at Center for Humane Technology and moderated the conversation.
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[@digitalhuman2768]

Thank you all, starting with Kellen for sharing this insightful researches!
"Safety is culturally contingent, historically grounded, and a socially constructed discourse"

[@CenterforHumaneTechnology]

You're welcome!

[@RightInChrist]

How does CHT handle comments? I'm interested in tools which allow entities receiving a lot of attention to be able to handle large amounts of feedback effectively. This technology exists for businesses. But I wonder if people are using such technologies outside of the business world. I can imagine people trying to do good work benefiting from such tools.

[@AlgoNudger]

What's your take on VAIM (Verifiable Anonymous Identity Management), is that a win-win for Data-Driven Society? 🤔

[@CenterforHumaneTechnology]

Center for Humane Technology doesn't have a position on VAIM, but we appreciate you bringing it to the attention of our audience.