[Air-L] References for AI Literature

Michael Muller michael_muller at us.ibm.com
Sun Apr 4 08:35:08 PDT 2021


   Hi Ming-Yi,

   I've been thinking about your question on theory. I believe that the
   theory topics that I take up are at the wrong level of detail. I've
   been trying to interrogate data science "from the inside," based on the
   work-practices of data science workers. (A very nice example of this
   approach is Melanie Feinberg's work on data as a medium of design,
   which influenced our CHI 2021 paper, "Designing ground truth and the
   social life of labels.")
   I think you might enjoy work by Gina Neff and her one-time student
   Anissa Tanweer. They think in a more sociological space. Each of them
   is brilliant.

   Good luck with your project,
   --michael
   -----
   Michael Muller, PhD, IBM Research, Cambridge MA USA
   pronouns: he/him/his
   ACM Distinguished Scientist
   ACM SIGCHI Academy


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     From: Ming-Yi Wu <mingyiwu at att.net>
     To: Michael Muller <michael_muller at us.ibm.com>
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     Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [Air-L] References for AI Literature
     Date: Fri, Apr 2, 2021 13:50

     Dear All, Thank you very much for sharing the AI references with me!
     I quickly go through some of the articles you suggested. Indeed,
     individual and organizational use of AI technologies have attracted
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   Dear All,
   Thank you very much for sharing the AI references with me!
   I quickly go through some of the articles you suggested.  Indeed,
   individual and organizational use of AI technologies have attracted
   much scholarly attention.
   Based on what I learned in my discipline, I feel itâs important to
   explore privacy and data security issues related to organizational use
   of AI technologies.  It's also interesting to examine the impacts of
   AI.

   I will be happy to do more research about AI in the future.

   Thank you for your help!

   Have a nice weekend!

   Best,

   Ming-Yi
   Sent from my iPhone

   > On Apr 2, 2021, at 10:21 AM, Ming-Yi Wu <[1]mingyiwu at att.net> wrote:
   >
   > Hi, Michael and All,
   >
   > Thank you for proving the full reference!  It helps.
   >
   > I am in marketing/organizational communication discipline.
   >
   > When I presented my information and communication technology (ICT)
   and social media paper at ECA annual conference last week, one of my
   panel participants asked me a question about AI.  I answered his
   question based on my personal opinion about AI.  But, I believe there
   are some theories which may explain peopleâs perceptions about AI and
   Impacts of AI.  Thatâs why I get curious and would like to know about
   AI.
   >
   > Thank you for your and everyoneâs help!
   >
   > Best,
   >
   > Ming-Yi
   >
   > Sent from my iPhone
   >
   >> On Apr 2, 2021, at 9:33 AM, Michael Muller
   <[2]michael_muller at us.ibm.com> wrote:
   >>
   >> 
   >> Hello Ming-Yi,
   >>
   >> Yes, sorry, of course. The Seeber paper is here:
   [3]https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378720619303337
   .
   >>
   >> I may or may not know of theories that could be useful. What
   discipline are you writing in, or writing into? The definition of
   "theory" kind of depends on disciplinarity, in my experience.
   >>
   >> thanks,
   >> --michael
   >> -----
   >> Michael Muller, PhD, IBM Research, Cambridge MA USA
   >> pronouns: he/him/his
   >> ACM Distinguished Scientist
   >> ACM SIGCHI Academy
   >>
   >>
   >> ----- Original message -----
   >> From: Ming-Yi Wu <[4]mingyiwu at att.net>
   >> To: Michael Muller <[5]michael_muller at us.ibm.com>
   >> Cc: [6]Air-L at listserv.aoir.org, [7]goldkind at fordham.edu
   >> Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [Air-L] References for AI Literature
   >> Date: Thu, Apr 1, 2021 16:23
   >>
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   >> Hi, Michael, Lauri, and All,
   >>
   >> Thank you for your reply!
   >>
   >> I wonder whether there are theories or articles that may explain
   AIâs impacts on individuals and societies?
   >>
   >> BTW, do you have the full reference for Seeber et al. (2020)?
   >>
   >> Thank you!
   >>
   >> Best,
   >>
   >> Ming-Yi
   >>
   >> Sent from my iPhone
   >>
   >>>
   >>>>> On Apr 1, 2021, at 2:14 PM, Michael Muller
   <[8]michael_muller at us.ibm.com> wrote:
   >>>>>
   >>> 
   >>> Depending on what kinds of perspectives you want to apply, you
   might be interested to search for "machines as teammates" (especially
   the 600+ research questions reported by Seeber et al., 2020),
   mixed-initiative user interfaces, mixed-initiative creative interfaces,
   and human-autonomy teaming.
   >>>
   >>> Also, you may be interested to read in the (overlapping) subfields
   of human centered data science, human centered machine learning, and
   human centered AI.
   >>>
   >>> best wishes,
   >>> --michael
   >>> -----
   >>> Michael Muller, PhD, IBM Research, Cambridge MA USA
   >>> pronouns: he/him/his
   >>> ACM Distinguished Scientist
   >>> ACM SIGCHI Academy
   >>>
   >>>
   >>> ----- Original message -----
   >>> From: Ming-Yi Wu <[9]mingyiwu at att.net>
   >>> Sent by: "Air-L" <[10]air-l-bounces at listserv.aoir.org>
   >>> To: Lauri Goldkind <[11]goldkind at fordham.edu>
   >>> Cc: "[12]air-l at listserv.aoir.org" <[13]air-l at listserv.aoir.org>
   >>> Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [Air-L] References for AI Literature
   >>> Date: Thu, Apr 1, 2021 12:24
   >>>
   >>> Dear Lauri and All,
   >>> Thank you for your reply!  It helps.
   >>> I will read the articles that you share with me!
   >>> Yes, I think people's perceptions about AI can definitely affect
   their adoption behaviors.  We are all using AI technologies nowadays.
   As long as we are using a smart phone, we are using AI.  Now, a
   subsequent question is: what the positive and negative impacts of AI?
   >>> Thank you for your help!
   >>> Best,
   >>>
   >>> Ming-Yi
   >>>
   >>>>    On Wednesday, March 31, 2021, 04:19:33 PM EDT, Lauri Goldkind
   <[14]goldkind at fordham.edu> wrote:
   >>>
   >>> Hi,I'm not sure if this is theoretical but it's a good overview
   report on American attitudes and perceptions of AI, there is also a lot
   of literature that cites the report if you want to follow where it's
   been.
   >>> Artificial Intelligence: American Attitudes and Trends by Baobao
   Zhang, Allan Dafoe :: SSRN
   >>> Best,Laauri
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   >>> "The more the data banks record about each one of us, the less we
   exist." - Marshall McLuhan
   >>>
   >>> Illegitimi non carborundum
   >>>
   >>>> On Wed, Mar 31, 2021 at 2:56 PM Ming-Yi Wu <[16]mingyiwu at att.net>
   wrote:
   >>>
   >>> Dear Colleagues,
   >>> I am wondering whether you know any theories that may explain
   people's perceptions about artificial intelligence (AI), applications
   of AI, and impacts of AI?  For example, are there any books or journal
   articles for me to read?
   >>> When I presented my paper at Eastern Communication Association's
   (ECA's) annual conference last week, one of my panel participants asked
   me a question which is related to AI.  That's why I would would like to
   know about this.
   >>> If you can share the AI theories, research findings, and references
   with me, it will be truly appreciated!
   >>> Thanks,
   >>>
   >>> Ming-Yi
   >>>
   >>> Ming-Yi Wu, Ph.D.Graduate FacultyNortheastern University
   >>>
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