I’m an interdisciplinary researcher interested in how language and technology impact on society. I am an assistant professor in computer science and digital humanities at Durham University.

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My work focuses on socio-technical understandings and ethical implications of technologies.  I conduct research on human-machine interactions and inequities and biases in AI systems. I take a human-centred approach to critically evaluate technical systems and imagine what more equitable socio-technical futures could look like.

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I co-lead the EquiAI network with Professor Sue Black to support dialogue and collaboration across academia and industry to advance responsible AI practice.