Fangjing Tu
@fangjingtu.bsky.social
Postdoc @ Stanford Cyber Policy Center, PhD in Communication @UWMadison /Studying Misinformation & Digital Literacy Intervention/alum of
@UTAustin
@UTAustin
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Should scientists apply to OpenAI's fund for research on AI & mental health? Should policymakers consider it a credible safety effort?
Avriel Epps & I see it as "grantwashing," and it's an insult to anyone whose loved one's death involved chatbots. We explain:
www.techpolicy.press/beware-of-op...
Avriel Epps & I see it as "grantwashing," and it's an insult to anyone whose loved one's death involved chatbots. We explain:
www.techpolicy.press/beware-of-op...
Beware of OpenAI's 'Grantwashing' on AI Harms | TechPolicy.Press
J. Nathan Matias and Avriel Epps say OpenAI's announced research funding is the perfect corporate action to make sure we don't find answers for years.
www.techpolicy.press
December 18, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Should scientists apply to OpenAI's fund for research on AI & mental health? Should policymakers consider it a credible safety effort?
Avriel Epps & I see it as "grantwashing," and it's an insult to anyone whose loved one's death involved chatbots. We explain:
www.techpolicy.press/beware-of-op...
Avriel Epps & I see it as "grantwashing," and it's an insult to anyone whose loved one's death involved chatbots. We explain:
www.techpolicy.press/beware-of-op...
Reposted by Fangjing Tu
In collaboration with @ryanmoore.bsky.social @fangjingtu.bsky.social and Dr. Jeff Hacock, and supported by Stanford Social Media Lab, and @stanfordcyber.bsky.social.
April 18, 2025 at 9:29 PM
In collaboration with @ryanmoore.bsky.social @fangjingtu.bsky.social and Dr. Jeff Hacock, and supported by Stanford Social Media Lab, and @stanfordcyber.bsky.social.