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Angèle Christin is an Associate Professor of Communication (and by courtesy, Sociology) at Stanford University, where she holds the Richard E. Guggenhime Faculty Fellowship and Senior HAI Fellowship. Her research investigates the social impact of algorithms and AI through ethnographic studies of journalism, criminal justice, and technology ethics.
- Academic Affiliations: Department of Communication, Sociology Department, Science, Technology and Society Program, Center for Work, Technology, and Organization
- Research Themes: Algorithmic labor, digital ethnography, platform inequality, data-driven journalism
Christin's work reveals how professionals navigate computational systems, with her award-winning book Metrics at Work (Princeton UP, 2020) showing cross-national variations in newsrooms' responses to web analytics. Her current book project explores social media influencers' precarious careers through platform labor analysis. She leads Stanford's Technology, Culture and Power Speaker Series and co-edits Princeton University Press's Cultural Sociology book series.
Her 15 most recent publications span digital ethnography, algorithmic ethics, and platform labor studies. Key themes include:
- Algorithmic governance in social media platforms
- Racial capitalism and labor inequality in digital work
- Contradictions in AI ethics implementation
- Criminal justice algorithm reception
- Metrics resistance in creative fields
Fellowships and awards include:
- Richard E. Guggenhime Faculty Fellow
- Senior HAI Fellow
Christin actively mentors through editorial work and academic series leadership, while currently not accepting new thesis advisees. Her research engages with both U.S. and French institutional contexts.
