Jingyao Li

Jingyao Li is a Part-time Lecturer in Computer Information Systems at Bentley University, where she teaches courses on business processes and information systems. As a PhD candidate, her research examines societal implications of emerging technologies.

Her work focuses on ethical challenges arising from AI implementation, including algorithmic bias, liability attribution, and governance frameworks. Recent publications analyze accountability in automated decision systems and diversity in academic conferences. She employs innovative methodologies such as science fiction analysis to anticipate technology impacts.

Current investigations address ethical AI deployment in organizational contexts and digital inequalities exposed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her research bridges technical systems with social science perspectives to inform responsible technology adoption.