Dr. Alexis Shore Ingber

🥁 It's academic job market season and I'm BACK! My research bridges media psych and Internet law/policy. I design experiments providing empirical support for concepts proposed by law scholars. My work informs the design of digital media systems that prioritize privacy for all.

The Privacy Preserving AI workshop is back! And is happening on Monday. I am excited about our program and lineup of invited speakers! I hope to see many of you there: ppai-workshop.github.io

It has been a privilege to get to think with the #DigitalValues crew since… 2019? The theoretical framework we present here is a proper cumulation of our work, and very relevant to anyone else interested in values, social media, and global communication.

I will be speaking at @UNHLaw next Monday at 5PM EST as part of a panel discussion about AI bias, offering prospective solutions for law and policy. For more information and to register (there is a Zoom option!) visit here: law.unh.edu/blog/2025/01/b…

💡NEW SCREENSHOT RESEARCH out in @ica_jcmc ! I empirically demonstrate interpersonal and affordance-based interventions that can mitigate screenshot collection and sharing of private messages (+ some privacy theory building 🤓): shorturl.at/XuH2I

Demystifying virtual reality. Decoding health care coverage. Deterring non-consensual screenshots. UMSI’s latest Research Roundup tackles questions you didn’t even know you had: myumi.ch/g1djd

Now published in @policyinternet ! We investigate the discourse on children’s usage of TikTok, highlighting the harms they may face and who should be held responsible. We draw parallels between this discourse and evolution of TikTok’s privacy policy. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…

@overleaf It is definitely still not working

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Are screenshots a harmless tool or a threat to privacy? New research from UMSI postdoc Alexis Shore Ingber explores the ethical implications of Shift + Command + 4. 📲 myumi.ch/r8j2E @shoreingber

Today, DuckDuckGo is calling on the European Commission to investigate Google's non-compliance under the Digital Markets Act. While Google’s bad faith approach is not surprising, it should not go unnoticed. Regulators around the world should take note🧵👇

Make sure to check out the latest edition of @CommLPoly featuring articles from several of our members including @ekcoyle @shoreingber @katiemontalbano @SparksTheProf @jonathanderson tandfonline.com/toc/hclw20/29/…

@davidthewid Huge congrats!!

Pleased to be named a ✨Global AI & Market Power Fellow ✨ by the European AI & Society Fund, with $68k to support my work on corporate capture in AI, alongside a fantastically brilliant cohort of other fellows: europeanaifund.org/newspublicatio…

How do Chinese migrant tech professionals experience social media algorithms? A #CSCW2024 paper from @cassidy_pyle @bzfzhang @oliverhaimson @naz_andalibi shows how recommended content shapes their mobility-related aspirations, sometimes negatively. tinyurl.com/y7rfb9y6-cscw2…

I’m pretty anti-work on the weekends, but not when work is fun and gives me an opp to talk more about screenshots🤪. Such a great time presenting on my vision for future screenshot x AI research + meet many cool people @priva_ci !

Such fun finally meeting these wonderful people in person this week! 🫶🏻

📱📸 How do judges & policymakers conceptualize and regulate screenshot collection and sharing of private comms? In this @CommLPoly paper (a piece of my diss!) I answer these questions + propose solutions for truly private messaging platforms. Out now: tinyurl.com/3kjyxnp3

Among other findings, we demonstrate SVR uniquely affords aspects of both face-to-face and mediated communication. That being said, optimizing SVR for interpersonal communication may require addressing big privacy fears and resistance to trusting strangers 🧐

🚨🚨Excited to share new research with Jim Cummings about distinguishing social virtual reality (SVR) from other communication channels on the basis of social affordances, privacy and trust! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

*realized that my messages were in fact not open last night, but now they are! 🥳

🥁 It's academic job market season and I'm BACK! My research bridges media psych and Internet law/policy. I design experiments providing empirical support for concepts proposed by law scholars. My work informs the design of digital media systems that prioritize privacy for all.

@EstelleSmithPhD Just messaged!

@shoreingber Tried to DM, did not have permission. Can you msg me? :)

@newmedialaw I’ve seen this one! Looks awesome.