Excited to share that my first paper on #FRT has just been published in #GIQ! This study examines how institutional trustworthiness affects public acceptance of #FRT in five U.S. policing scenarios. https://t.co/jrASe7WFl6
Special thanks @lrainie for sharing the Pew data, my advisors @KMossberger@AntJam_Howell, and all my colleagues who provided invaluable feedback on this study!
Using a unique dataset combined with five data sources and logit models with average marginal effects, the results reveal significant contextual variations in public support for FRT across different use scenarios.
Congratulations to @RobinatASU! Proud to see you receive the well-deserved Outstanding Doctoral Student Award from @ASUPubAffairs. Looking forward to the dissertation and publications coming!
Receiving The Harrell Rodgers Travel Scholarship for #MPSA2024 means a lot to me and my #FRT research. Big thanks to the awarding committee and the letter from my advisor @KMossberger. I look forward to reconnecting with all my great colleagues next year in Chicago!
@kaylynjackson@Dan_Schiff@purduepolsci It's wonderful connecting with such inspiring individuals and learning your research! Thanks a lot for coordinating and the invitation~
๐ขYesterday was all about diversity in public administration and policy research during the NIG course 'Diversity in Research Design and Practice', taught by @mkfeeneyWYO from @ASU!๐
Today, I passed my dissertation prospectus defense! I am very excited to continue exploring how Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) plays out in delivering public services under the ear of AI-enabled public services.