Publications

Artificial intelligence and data-driven technologies are often described as the future of policing. From facial recognition and predictive analytics to automated surveillance tools, these systems promise greater efficiency and more strategic deployment of limited resources. Yet across the United States, a growing number of governments have chosen to slow down, restrict, or discontinue certain technologies. […]

Imagine a police department that can anticipate where crime will strike tomorrow, next week, or next month—and position officers there before it happens. This isn’t science fiction. It’s the promise of predictive policing, a data-driven approach that uses algorithms to forecast crime patterns and inform deployment decisions. The promise is compelling: smarter policing, fewer victims, […]

The widespread adoption of hybrid work models and the emergence of new information technology solutions are emphasizing the need for individuals to develop internet skills to effectively participate in an increasingly digitalized world.

Human decision-making is complex and shaped by a variety of factors that sometimes result in ostensibly irrational behavior. Despite significant progress in documenting factors that systematically bias decision-making, much less is known about how to correct these biases.