Kate Crawford
Kate Crawford is an internationally renowned scholar in the field of artificial intelligence and its effects. She is a research professor at USC Annenberg in Los Angeles, senior principal researcher at MSR in New York, and was the first visiting chair of AI and justice at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris.
Her most recent book, Atlas of AI: Power, Politics and The Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence, won multiple awards, including the Sally Hacker Prize, and was named one of the books of the year by New Scientist and Financial Times. It has been translated into twelve languages.
Kate currently leads the Knowing Machines project, a transatlantic research collaboration of scientists, artists, and legal scholars that investigates how AI systems are trained. Her research has appeared in media such as Nature, AI & Society, and Science, Technology & Human Values, and she has advised policymakers at the United Nations, the White House, and the European Parliament.
Her most recent book, Atlas of AI: Power, Politics and The Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence, won multiple awards, including the Sally Hacker Prize, and was named one of the books of the year by New Scientist and Financial Times. It has been translated into twelve languages.
Kate currently leads the Knowing Machines project, a transatlantic research collaboration of scientists, artists, and legal scholars that investigates how AI systems are trained. Her research has appeared in media such as Nature, AI & Society, and Science, Technology & Human Values, and she has advised policymakers at the United Nations, the White House, and the European Parliament.
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