Computer-mediated Communication

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Niloufar Salehi is an associate professor at the School of Information at UC Berkeley.

Niloufar Salehi

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As Venezuela Utilizes Deepfaked News, Hany Farid Explains How and Why
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Hany Farid Divulges Details About Deepfakes on Really? No, Really? Podcast
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Visualize this! Ph.D. Student Chase Stokes Discusses His Love for Data Vis

Would you prefer a chart or text when being presented with information? Ph.D. student Chase Stokes has dedicated his studies to answering this question.

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“Jet fuel on a dumpster fire”: Hany Farid Breaks Down Viral AI-Created Joe Rogan-Justin Trudeau Interview
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Deepfake Pornography on Twitch Brings AI Issues to Light — Hany Farid Explains Why
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WBUR Speaks to Hany Farid About the Rise of Child Sexual Abuse Material
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Hany Farid on the Rise of Deepfake Pornography As Twitch Streamers Speak Out
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Alex Hanna Questions the Need for Chatbots and Other ‘Bulls***t’ Generators
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Hany Farid Explains How AI Voice Cloning Fuels Misinformation
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Ph.D. Alum Investigates the Promises and Perils of the Virtual School System

Dr. Anne Jonas (Ph.D. ’21) returned to the I School on Monday, January 23, 2023 to present her dissertation, “Blank Slate: Freedom, Connection, and Accountability in U.S. Virtual Schools.”