Information Access Seminar

How recent developments that are rapidly destabilizing the cultural record, and what we can do.

Sebastian Benthall is a security scientist working at the intersection of computer science, economics, law, and philosophy.

How might we develop a unified framework for the description, indexing, and discovery of all kinds of evidence resources?

The Internet of Things will be tethered, blurring the lines between physical goods, digital goods, and digital services.

Cultural preservation is a form of communication with the future. So how can we measure its success?

The challenge of cultural stewardship when everyone is a content producer.

Joshua Blumenstock uses novel data and methods to understand the economic lives of the poor.

Preliminary research results about companies’s internal research practices in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and behavioral analytics.

Dean Saxenian will comment on some of the challenges and opportunities facing the campus and the School.

Wayne de Fremery develops new technologies for investigating Korean literature and documentary traditions

Howard Besser is a professor of cinema studies and senior scientist for digital initiatives at New York University.

Christine Borgman is Distinguished Professor and Presidential Chair in Information Studies at UCLA.