William Bingley

Dr. William Bingley is an Honorary Fellow at the School of Psychology, The University of Queensland, with research spanning social psychology, human-centered AI, and climate change anxiety. His work integrates social identity theory with practical applications in technology and environmental behavior.

• Education: PhD (UQ, 2021); Honours (UQ, 2015).
• Research Focus: Social identity dynamics, ethical AI design, climate stress interventions, and information regulation.
• Collaborations: Key partnerships with scholars like Niklas Steffens, Caitlin Curtis, and Katharine Greenaway.

Recent publications examine AI-human co-evolution, climate anxiety frameworks, and public policy design. While holding no formal awards, his interdisciplinary work bridges psychology, computer science, and sustainability. He engages with the UQ Psychology Research Labs and contributes to the College of Supervisors.