Daanish Masood Alavi
@dmasoodie
@UNDPPA Innovation diurnal @BeAnotherLab nocturnal | applying art, science & tech to UN peacemaking | previous: political analyst - Iraq, Saudi & Iran
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07-02-2012 16:23:08
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A few years back, we wanted to investigate how easy it might be to launch a bot attack via Twitter, so we created the FauxPublica account and went shopping for retweets... propub.li/2PqRNsr
Check out this interesting The Washington Post piece featuring the groundbreaking work of our Innovation Cell 👇🏽
politico.eu/article/kabul-… poignant and harrowing as ever by Fariba Nawa about getting family out of Herat
Sundance is nigh. And there’s quite a few exciting works by Black directors in its lineup. For @indiewire I highlighted the 10 eye-catching feature films and docuseries helmed by Black creators at this year’s Sundance Film Festival indiewire.com/2022/01/sundan…
Join us tomorrow at 8 Eastern for our #Sundance2022 talk on the #UN in the #Metaverse and our new #VR adventure with igal nassima @KlausHarnack Heidi Boisvert Pietro Gagliano festival.sundance.org/program/#talk-…
A true honor to accept the #GWF2022 Geospatial World Excellence award for our Water Security and Conflict monitoring dashboard with visionaries Daanish Masood Alavi, Sami Murphy, Trevor Skaggs Element 84. I've waited an entire career to be a part of such a wonderful project.
DPPA’s Innovation Cell and United Nations Iraq, in conjunction with Element 84, developed an award-winning tool to track the relationship between access to water and social unrest. More details in Politically Speaking: dppa.medium.com/eyes-in-the-sk…
What's in another's mind? Good piece by Grace Huckins in MIT MIT Technology Review featuring Raphaël Millière & also our upcoming paper on the computational phenomenology of visual hallucinations (w/ Keisuke Suzuki @ksks.bsky.social & David Schwartzman) technologyreview.com/2023/11/15/108…
Absolutely necessary and brilliant essay by Pankaj Mishra on Iran, India and America in The New York Review of Books The hubris, the war, the histories. nybooks.com/online/2026/03… And it should be read along with an older essay of his on Iran, the Revolution, and Foucault : nybooks.com/articles/2005/…