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Amy Bruckman is a Regents’ Professor and Senior Associate Chair in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology. As a Fellow of The ACM and member of the SIGCHI Academy, she contributes to social computing research focusing on online collaboration, cross-cultural understanding, and content moderation. Her 2022 book "Should You Believe Wikipedia? Online Communities and the Construction of Knowledge" explores digital knowledge creation.
- Education: Ph.D. from MIT Media Lab (1997), B.A. in Physics from Harvard (1987)
- Research Affiliations: GVU Center, IRI People and Technology
Her work addresses social computing challenges including:
- AI ethics in human-AI interaction
- Algorithmic bias in content moderation
- Epistemic justice in online communities
- Comparative platform analysis (Reddit, Discord, TikTok)
- Grassroots technology movements
Recent publications examine:
- AI support tools for online counseling
- Community-driven research frameworks
- Racial bias mitigation in toxic language detection
- Designing teachable social media experiences
- Human trafficking intervention ethics
Scientific recognition includes:
- ACM Fellowship
- SIGCHI Academy membership
She has contributed to:
- Georgia Tech's Computing Education initiatives
- Research ethics frameworks for Human-Computer Interaction
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