Mark Díaz

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Written By Selly Djap

Research Scientist, Ethical Artificial Intelligence

GOOGLE BRAIN

Mark Díaz is a Research Scientist with the Ethical Artificial Intelligence team at Google Brain. His primary research focuses on the use of algorithmic tools to study human behavior– particularly the behavior of marginal social groups. He uses mixed methods to probe the origins of social bias in algorithms and explore approaches to involving underrepresented communities in the design and evaluation of computational systems. His past work has included a systematic evaluation of age bias in sentiment algorithms as well as involving older adults in the creation of novel data sets for sentiment analysis.

Selected Publication

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Platforming Intersectionality
Peer-reviewed
Platforming Intersectionality
Peer-reviewed

Aymar Jean Christian, Faithe Day, Mark Díaz and Chelsea Peterson-Salahuddin

Aug 2020 • Social Media + Society 6(3)

Peer-reviewed
Whose Walkability?
Peer-reviewed
Whose Walkability?
Peer-reviewed

Challenges in Algorithmically Measuring Subjective Experience

Mark Diaz and Nicholas Diakopoulos

Nov 2019 • Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction – CSCW, 3(126):1-22

Peer-reviewed
“The Cavalry Ain’t Coming in to Save Us” (Copy)
Peer-reviewed
“The Cavalry Ain’t Coming in to Save Us” (Copy)
Peer-reviewed

Supporting Capacities and Relationships Through Civic Tech

Jessa Dickinson, Mark Díaz, Christopher A. Le Dantec and Sheena Erete

Nov 2019 • Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction 3(123):1-21

Peer-reviewed
Addressing Age-related Bias in Sentiment Analysis
Peer-reviewed
Addressing Age-related Bias in Sentiment Analysis
Peer-reviewed

Mark Diaz, Isaac Johnson, Amanda Lazar, Anne Marie Piper and Darren Gergle

Apr 2018 • Proceedings of the 2018 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 412:1-14

Peer-reviewed
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