Jonathan Stray | What is the difference between good and bad conflict? - YouTube
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Jonathan Stray is a Senior Scientist at the Berkeley Center for Human-Compatible AI (CHAI), working on recommender systems — the algorithms that select and rank content across social media, news apps, streaming music and video, and online shopping. He studies how their operation affects well-being, polarization, and other things, and tries to design recommenders that are better for people and society. For a decade he taught the double masters in computer science and journalism at Columbia Journalism School (lectures online). He led the development of Workbench, a visual programming system…
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