Featured Projects
While previous work has addressed the direct effects of misinformation, we propose to study the phenomenon of misinformation about misinformation, or politicians ``crying wolf'' over fake news. We argue that strategic and false allegations that stories are fake news or deepfakes benefit politicians by helping them maintain support in the face of information damaging to their reputation. We posit that this concept, known as the ``liar's dividend'', works through two theoretical channels: by injecting informational uncertainty into the media environment, or by providing rhetorical cover. ![]() Website: |
DTM API is a musical data sonification toolset for rapid development and experimentation of web-based audio applications. The API offers a data-agnostic, adaptive, and highly interactive real-time system, with reusable and extendable musical structure models to represent data in various ways. The API is being used in several projects, including in Beltline Social Dashboard, Decatur Civic Sonification with Sonic Generator performance, which is presented at Atlanta Science Festival 2015, in collaboration with GTRI Configurable Lab. |
How do we understand sex difference for sex-balanced pre-clinical research? It is critical to acknowledge and include the difference in clinical research because we don't all have same bodies. We seek to bring this conversation of inclusion to Reproductive Justice Advocates and Molecular Biologists through a conversational web narrative. They will see each other's ideas and vocabularies, coming to an understanding and cornerstone for future dialogue. |
Upcoming Events
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Mar 4
GVU Center Brown Bag: Kurtis Heimerl — Reclaiming the Internet: A Journey to Community-Held Cellular Infrastructure
This talk will discuss ongoing attempts to leverage advances in wide area technology.
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Mar 4
IPaT Thursday Think Tank - March 4
Accelerating Innovation for the Cognitive Empowerment Program
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Mar 10
ML@GT Virtual Seminar: Csaba Szepesvari, University of Alberta
ML@GT invites you to a virtual seminar featuring Csaba Szepesvari from the University of Alberta.
GVU News
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Creating the Next Generation
GT Computing, Feb 19, 2021
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Lonely, Angry, Eager to Make History: Online Mobs are Likely to Remain a Dangerous Reality
The Washington Post, Feb 17, 2021
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How to Have a Meaningful Chat ... With Your Dog
WIRED, Feb 17, 2021
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