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HAI Fellow Shazeda Ahmed: Understanding China’s Social Credit System

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Does a tracking system making laws more enforceable actually improve society?

Does a tracking system making laws more enforceable actually improve society? Shazeda Ahmed is juggling four research papers, involving multiple collaborators and data sets, from the confines of her San Francisco home, with the subject of her research roughly 6,500 miles away. A PhD candidate at UC Berkeley’s School of Information, Ahmed studies the social effects of technology. In her role as a Stanford HAI and Center for International Security and Cooperation fellow, she’s specifically examining how technology firms and the Chinese government are constructing China’s social credit system, th

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