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  • “The Truth Test” at Rosenberg House Davos

    “The Truth Test” at Rosenberg House Davos

    Next week, I’ll be at Rosenberg House Davos during World Economic Forum week, joining teenage students for a session called “The Truth Test: Spotting Propaganda, Spin, and Synthetic Media.” We’ll look at how fake or misleading content shows up online, and how we can get better at spotting it. But what I’m most excited about? Talking with…

  • When Algorithms Decide What’s True: Speaking at WAVE 2026

    When Algorithms Decide What’s True: Speaking at WAVE 2026

    How do you know what to believe? That question — once reserved for philosophers and journalists — now sits at the heart of our everyday digital experience. Every time we scroll, search, or ask a voice assistant a question, algorithms are shaping our perception of reality. On January 26, I’ll be speaking at WAVE 2026 in Geneva to…

  • The Threat of AI-Generated Fake Research Papers

    The Threat of AI-Generated Fake Research Papers

    A while ago, I shared that I found fake research papers on Google Scholar “published” under my name. It happened to be a part of a bigger systematic issue. I shared my story and thoughts about the “Dead Souls” behind these fake articles with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and journalist Piotr Heller. The article shows how…

  • Best paper nomination @ICIS2025

    Best paper nomination @ICIS2025

    What happens when every option feels wrong? That’s the reality many refugees face when navigating digital platforms – forced to choose between privacy, survival, and autonomy. Our short paper “Listening to Refugee Voices by foregrounding their Ethical Dilemmas in Digital Platform” exploring these ethical dilemmas was just nominated for Best Paper at ICIS 2025. Congratulations to…

  • Designing a fair and inclusive digital asset-based name-image-likeness marketplace

    Designing a fair and inclusive digital asset-based name-image-likeness marketplace

    Our new publication with Arthur Carvalho, Suman Bhunia & Gerhard Schwabe: “Designing a fair and inclusive digital asset-based name-image-likeness marketplace” is now out in Decision Support Systems journal. We explore how to embed fairness into the design of digital asset marketplaces, using the example of student-athletes’ Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights. 🎯 Our key contribution: a design theory for…

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