Hi! I'm a technology policy academic living in Berlin. My primary interest is in examing the complexities of — as well as the politics underpinning — regulation in the contemporary digital economy. Most of my research is situated at the intersection of public and private governance in technically complex, socially contested, and often hard-to-observe domains, with a particular interest in online 'platform' services big and small. I'm known for writing about 'platform governance', automated content moderation, and user-generated content regulation from a politically-inflected and institutionally-minded perspective. My work is interdisciplinary, and I especially like to collaborate with legal scholars and computer scientists. Of late, I'm thinking a lot about trust & safety and platformization in the AI ecosystem, as well as the character and contradictions of the EU's digital policymaking.
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