Sarah T. Roberts: Algorithms Imperfect in Monitoring the Infodemic
Sarah T. Roberts, associate professor in UCLA’s Department of Information Studies, took part in the webinar, “Can Algorithms Tackle the…
Sarah T. Roberts: Social Media and Politics
Sarah T. Roberts, UCLA associate professor of information studies, has been featured in several media outlets, speaking on the recent…
Sarah T. Roberts: Pandemic’s Ill-Conceived Reliance on AI
Sarah T. Roberts, assistant professor at UCLA’s Department of Information Studies, has publishing an op-ed for Slate on “The Great…
Sarah T. Roberts: Social Media’s Moral and Ethical Obligations in the COVID-19 Pandemic
According to a recent online article in Consumer Reports, more than half of American adults turn to Facebook as a…
Sarah T. Roberts: Home is No Place for Content Moderation Work
Sarah T. Roberts, assistant professor of information studies at UCLA, published a commentary, “Digital Humanity: Social Media Content Moderation and…
Sarah T. Roberts: The Dark Future of Work
Sarah T. Roberts, assistant professor in the UCLA Department of Information Studies, participated in a discussion titled, “The Dark Side…
UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry Supported by The Knight Foundation
The UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry (C2I2) has been selected by The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to…
Sarah T. Roberts: NSF Grant to Support Study on Online Content Moderation
Sarah T. Roberts, an assistant professor at UCLA’s Department of Information Studies, has been awarded part of a $1.5 million…