معرفی
Dominique Carlon is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Inclusive AI at Swinburne University of Technology and the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making & Society (ADM+S). Her work focuses on evidence-based approaches to inclusive AI and examines societal interactions with bots, agents, and automated systems through interdisciplinary frameworks.
Education:
- PhD in Communications, Queensland University of Technology (2021-2025)
- Master of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University
- Master of Transnational Organised Crime Prevention, University of Wollongong
- Bachelor of Laws & Bachelor of Arts (History), University of Wollongong
Dominique's research explores the emerging cultures of bots, inter-bot communication, and the implications of automated companions in daily life. She investigates how platform norms, community dynamics, and technological experimentation shape discourse around AI, with a focus on inclusive and ethical practices in digital spaces.
Her recent publications highlight community-created bots on Twitter and polarisation dynamics on Reddit, reflecting her interest in grassroots technological innovation and the sociocultural impacts of automation. She advocates for accessible, user-driven AI development and preservation of community-led digital practices.
Scientific Awards
- ADM+S funded PhD scholarship
Dominique collaborates across disciplines at the intersection of AI, communications, criminology, and history. She is currently not available for supervision but remains committed to ethical research methodologies and community-engaged innovation in both digital and offline contexts.
