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Very mixed emotions on my last day in the office at U Chicago. Definitely the sweetest office I’ve ever had and the faculty are fantastic colleagues and just the best in the academic biz. Thanks, everyone, for an absolutely incredible year. ❤️ Data Science Institute

Kristian Lum (Kristian Lum), Research Associate Professor at DSI, will be attending the U.S. House of Representatives' first Congressional AI in Society and for Democracy Roundtable We are pleased to have DSI faculty contributing to critical discussions on the future of AI

What an honor to be invited to give comments at Ro Khanna’s AI roundtable. Yes, this is a self-promotional tweet, but let me have this. This was incredibly exciting.

My husband gave a presentation on bicycles to my daughter’s preschool for their unit on “spinning”. Many great questions were asked, such as: “I have a scooter; it is red.” Future academic right there, folks. Let’s just preemptively tenure that kid.

Just realized this is the first year I didn’t submit anything to FAccT. The end of an era for me.

The band is getting back together! Tomorrow, I’m joining William Isaac and so many others I admire on Google DeepMind’s Ethics team to work on AI evaluation. Exciting times ahead…

we're hiring a social science fellow for voting rights at the ACLU! aclu.org/careers/apply/…

It finally happened. Someone asked me a question and the answer was something in my dissertation. I’ve been waiting for this moment for almost 15 years.

I will never get over how AI/ML people use the word “inference”

Said something mildly controversial on the internet and didn’t get skewered. It was a good day.

Jordan Nafa Adan Z Becerra, PhD Kristian Lum 100%. I spend so much time with my machine learning class, teaching them the difference about using models for inference versus using them for prediction… And then I have to go and tell them that people in machine learning use the word inference to mean make a prediction.😭

Congrats to accepted folks but why is this tweet so sinister looking

In a world where users rely on advanced AI assistants for a range of tasks across various domains, when would user trust in the technology be justified? Our ACM FAccT paper explores this question. Join our presentation at 11.35 am this morning! Here are 3⃣ key insights.

New paper out! Very excited that we’re able to share STAR: SocioTechnical Approach to Red Teaming Language Models. We've made some methodological advancements focusing on human red teaming for ethical and social harms. 🧵Check out arxiv.org/abs/2406.11757

There’s a place in California called Marin county where every day is perfect & ever since I spent some time there it’s haunted me

This is a really cool program for journalists to work with AI. It's ruchowdh.bsky.social's latest. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…