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Robert Spang is a Ph.D. student at the Quality Usability Lab at the Technical University of Berlin. He has conducted interdisciplinary research that intersects computer science and usability, focusing on the evaluation of AI-generated content, particularly in the realm of text summaries. His academic pursuits have led him to explore the implications of social network mechanisms on public opinion and the role of algorithms in disseminating information. Additionally, he has gained experience as a visiting researcher at Harvard University, where he contributed to projects that examined the functionality of commercial AI APIs and self-hosted services. Through his work, Robert aims to enhance the understanding of user interaction with technology and the ethical considerations surrounding artificial intelligence in everyday life.
Quality Usability Lab, TU Berlin • Berlin, Germany
Conducting research on usability and AI-generated content.
Harvard University • Boston, MA, USA
Engaged in interdisciplinary research exploring the interface of technology and usability.
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