Debiasing AI: Rethinking the Intersection of Innovation and Sustainability
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- Architectures of AutomationDonghee Shin · 2026 · Oxford University Press eBooks
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- Crowdsourcing, Community Notes, and Participatory VerificationDonghee Shin · 2026 · Oxford University Press eBooks
- Design Qualities, Trust, and Acceptance of Algorithmic VerificationDonghee Shin · 2026
- Legible Machines, Contestable TruthsDonghee Shin · 2026 · Oxford University Press eBooks
- Governing Algorithmic TruthDonghee Shin · 2026 · Oxford University Press eBooks
- Reimagining Truth and TrustDonghee Shin · 2026 · Oxford University Press eBooks
- Agentic Fact-CheckingDonghee Shin · 2026 · Oxford University Press eBooks
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- How algorithms shape the global visibility of Korean contentDonghee Shin · 2026 · Communication and Change
- Explaining the AI–journalist credibility gap: generalized and source-specific judgments of news credibilityMatthew Barnidge, Seungahn Nah · 2026 · AI & Society