Teresa SCANTAMBURLO

Teresa Scantamburlo is a Researcher at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Department of Environmental Sciences, Computer Science and Statistics and the European Center for Living Technology. Her work focuses on AI ethics, algorithmic fairness, and the societal impact of technology. She has contributed to studies on AI awareness across Europe, compliance with the EU AI Act, and digital skills gaps. Scantamburlo's research integrates computer science with social sciences, addressing both technical and ethical challenges in AI development and deployment.

Her recent projects include analyzing public attitudes toward AI and exploring fairness in algorithmic decision-making systems. She co-authored a study on software compliance with the AI Act through international challenges and contributed to comparative analyses of digital skill disparities in European communities. Scantamburlo's work is funded by initiatives like the IRIS Academic Research Coalition, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration.

Teaching responsibilities include courses on digital ethics for cultural heritage and international programs, reflecting her commitment to education in ethical AI. Her research spans over a decade, with publications in top journals like IEEE Transactions on Artificial Intelligence and AI & Society, covering topics from vaccine debate analysis on social media to foundational questions in machine learning's academic maturity.