Emmanuel Sebastian Udoh

Dr. Emmanuel Sebastian Udoh is a Visiting Assistant Professor at the Massry School of Business, University at Albany, specializing in Information Systems and Business Analytics. His research focuses on responsible AI/ML technologies, algorithmic fairness, and cybersecurity with applications in public sector governance and developing economies. He holds a Ph.D. in Information Science from the University at Albany, alongside advanced degrees from MIT, CUNY, Indiana University, and theological studies from Pontifical Urban University.

Research interests include FATES principles (fairness, accountability, transparency, ethics, safety, security), algorithmic policing, data fairness in public systems, and inclusive digital reforms. He explores how AI can drive equitable outcomes in areas like predictive policing and smart city projects. Recent work analyzes algorithmic bias in U.S. policing systems and data quality in criminal justice algorithms.

His academic background spans computer science, information science, philosophy, and theology, reflecting interdisciplinary approaches to tech ethics. Notable research spans algorithmic governance, e-government in Africa, and privacy in wearable tech. He advocates for ethical AI frameworks to address societal inequities and promote transparency in automated decision systems.