Digital Trust Event at the Elkana Forum in Berlin

Eran will present the lab’s research at the Digital Trust in an Age of Upheaval event at the Elkana Forum in Berlin. Eran will speak about “Large-Scale Analysis of the Ordinary Ethics of AI” based on our recent papers.

Visiting Aalto University

Eran will be visiting Aalto University in Finland to act as an opponent in the public defence in Networking Technology of the Ph.D. thesis by Si Zuo.

New accepted presentation: Differential Privacy and Users’ Contextual Data Disclosure Decisions

We’re happy to annouce that our paper “Investigating the Impact of Differential Privacy on Users’ Contextual Data Disclosure Decisions” by Michael Khavkin and Eran Toch, was accepted to The 6th Annual Symposium on Applications of Contextual Integrity, September 27-28, 2024 in New Jersey, US, Rutgers University.

Published paper: Cleaning house or quiet quitting? Large-scale analysis of account deletion behaviour on Tumblr

Have you ever deleted a social media account? Why did you do that? In a new paper, Cleaning house or quiet quitting? Large-scale analysis of account deletion behaviour on Tumblr, we analyzed 4.5 million users to find out why only certain people

Radio interview about AI, political representation, and deep fakes

Eran was interviewed by GLZ, Israel’s Defence Forces Radio ״The future is now” with Dror Globerman about the way AI can be used by politicians, for better or for worse.

Interview about Superintelligence and OpenAI’s ex chief scientist

Eran was interviewed by Globes about OpenAI cofounder Ilya Sutskever and his new AI startup , based in in California and in Israel. Here are the links to the article in Hebrew, in English, and in the print version.

New accepted paper: Cleaning House or Quiet Quitting? Large-Scale Analysis of Account Deletion Behavior on Tumblr

We are happy to announce a new article accepted for publication at Behaviour and Information Technology: Cleaning House or Quiet Quitting? Large-Scale Analysis of Account Deletion Behavior on Tumblr. The paper was based on Ruth Sarig’s Master thesis and in collaboration with Ran