I use computational methods — natural language processing, large language models, and cultural analytics — to study inequality, bias, and norms in sociotechnical systems. My work spans AI ethics and value alignment, digital hermeneutics, and the cultural analysis of games and tourism — with a running interest in how digital systems mediate place, locality, and mobility.
Norms and Biases in AI
How algorithmic systems encode, enforce, and unsettle social norms, and who bears the cost.
- Interaction Protocol Shapes Moral Judgment in Multi-Agent Debate COLM 2026
- The Fabricated Front: GenAI and the Social Organization of Workplace Legibility PCAIDE 2026 (forthcoming)
- The Fragility of Moral Judgment in Large Language Models ACM FAccT 2026
- Normative Evaluation of Large Language Models with Everyday Moral Dilemmas ACM FAccT 2025
- Intersectional Experiences of Unfair Treatment Caused by Automated Computational Systems ACM CSCW 2022
- Discovering and Interpreting Biased Concepts in Online Communities IEEE TKDE
- Bias and Discrimination in AI: a cross-disciplinary perspective IEEE T&S
- Transparency for Whom? Assessing Discriminatory Artificial Intelligence
Digital Hermeneutics
Reading large text collections both closely and at scale.
- Digital Hermeneutics: Scaled Readings of Online Depression Discourses Medical Humanities
- Predictively policed: The Dutch CAS case and its forerunners Manchester UP
- Travel in the Digital Age Cambridge History of Travel Writing
Video Games & Virtual Worlds
Space, movement, and meaning in designed worlds.
- Traveling Through Video Games Routledge 2023
- Video Games as Travel Writing Routledge 2022
- Ludonarrative Hermeneutics: A Way Out and the Narrative Paradox ICIDS 2018
- Touring the Animus: Assassin’s Creed and Ludotopical Movement Loading…
- Playing the Panopticon: Procedural Punishment in Dark Souls Games & Culture
- Procedural (E)motion: Journey as Emerging Pilgrimage J Popular Culture
Tourism, Platforms & Place
How platforms mediate locality, authenticity, and the experience of place.
- Scripted Journeys: Authenticity in Hypermediated Tourism De Gruyter 2021
- Advancements in technology and digital media in tourism Tourist Studies
- Algorithmic authenticity: Sociotechnical authentication processes on online travel platforms
- The production of locality on peer-to-peer platforms
- Here I am: Authenticity and self-branding on travel blogs
Grants & Projects
DADD
King’s College London, 2019–2022 EPSRC
Cross-disciplinary collaboration on algorithmic bias and discrimination with academics and industry partners. Project site
REPHRAIN
UK National Research Centre, 2022 UKRI
Led research on intersectional discrimination in automated systems. Project site