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SPARTIE-Cast with Dr. Robby Ratan

SPARTIE-Cast with Dr. Robby Ratan

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Hello, world! Check out SPARTIE-Cast, with Dr. Robby Ratan, Director of the Social and Psychological Approaches to Technology-Interaction Effects (SPARTIE) Lab at Michigan State University, with amazing support from Producer George McNeill and Technical Director, Connor Bird.© 2025 SPARTIE Lab Science Sciences sociales
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    • XR @ MSU
      Jan 27 2025
      33 min
    • Relationships, AI, and the F-pocalypse, oh my
      Aug 29 2024

      Our guest, Dr. Marianne Brandon, is a clinical psychologist who focuses on relationships and sex in the modern age. Two SPARTIE lab students -- Jack Waier and Anthony Zheng -- and I had a fascinating conversation about how her work as a sex therapist might inform the research we conduct on social interactions with agents, AI, robots, and real live humans. Hope you enjoy.
      Read more on Marianne here: https://www.drbrandon.net/
      Read more on the F-pocalypse idea here: https://medium.com/predictions-about-ai/the-fuckpocalypse-9925355938ef

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      49 min
    • Discussion with Dr. Jessica Vitak about Data Ethics, Privacy, and Algorithmic Bias
      Apr 28 2023

      In this episode, Robby delves into the topic of iSchools and privacy risks in a post-covid world with Dr. Vitak, an associate professor at the University of Maryland. Together, they discuss the issue of workplace surveillance and how the line between peoples' homes and workplaces are blurring together. They also talk about the dangers of predictive models, including their potential for biased and inaccurate outcomes. Dr. Vitak has even been impacted by this personally. She received a request for an article that doesn't actually exist! It was made up by ChatGPT, highlighting how data driven algorithms can produce biased or inaccurate results. Finally, they discuss Dr. Vitak's NSF-funded Data Ethics project.

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      39 min
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