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I designed the data visualizations and layout of 4 posters for POV Slopaganda: Vernacular Aesthetics and Biopolitical Compression in AI-Generated Fear, a research project exploring a new genre of AI-generated short-form videos circulating on social media, which use POV aesthetics and synthetic futures to convey fears around demographic change and societal collapse. More info here.
I designed the data visualizations and layout and conducted the research for 3 posters for The Algorithmic Mirror: Auditing TikTok Recommender Systems for Personalization, Protection, and Profiling, a research project involving a micro-audit of TikTok’s algorithm in the context of the EU’s Digital Services Act (European Parliament, 2022), aimed at assessing the platform’s recommender system’s compliance with the law. More info here.
Together with A. Facchin, I designed the data visualizations and layout and conducted the research for 2 posters for How real is synthetic data? Memes at work, a research project exploring the validity of synthetic data by examining related hashtags generated by large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and comparing them to actual Instagram data. More info here.
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The visualisation highlights for each year (2010 to 2020), in the field of global health and other related areas, the most significant deviations between annual relative deltas and average development trends (average of annual deltas), defining a metric of progress. In this way, a more dynamic and direct view of the history of the data sets can be obtained (e.g., from a turbulent trend in malaria deaths to a softer trend in life expectancy. What's wrong with undernourishment?). More info here.
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This report outlines the main findings from a four-year-long research project plexxxi (The Platformisation of the Global Sex Industry), conducted at the University of Amsterdam by Rébecca Franco, Hanne Stegeman and Emilija Jokubauskaitė, focusing on the webcam industry. Download the report here.
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