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Communicating about the Social Implications of AI: Research Methods and Sample Composition

Research supplement for 'Communicating About the Social Implications of AI: A FrameWorks Strategic Brief.'
Author
Patrick O’Shea , Lindsey Conklin, Emilie L’Hôte, Michelle Smirnova
Published
October 18, 2021
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This supplement provides detailed information on the research that informs FrameWorks’ strategic brief on reframing the social implications of AI. Below, we outline the research conducted with researchers, advocates, practitioners, and members of the public that provides the evidence base for the brief, describing the methods used and sample composition.

Issues
Equity Racial Justice Science Communication
Countries
United States
Partners
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

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