Feb 2026​

• ​New journal article : The entangled dynamics leading to the sedimentation of polarisation on political Reddit in Information, Communication & Society with Ehsan Dehghan, Kateryna Kasianenko, Ashwin Nagappa & Vish Padinjaredath Suresh. In this paper we trace 16 years of cross-ideological communication across 11 major political subreddits, finding discourses that extend far beyond a left-right dichotomy reflecting an entanglement of platform design, moderation practices, user agency and broader socio-political contexts.

• New journal article: On the Internet no-one knows you're not a bot: 'Botting' on Reddit as participatory culture In New Media & Society, with Timothy Graham. 

• Media commentary on AI voice scams in TechDay security briefing 'AI voice cloning scams cost Australians AUD $25.8m' by Mark Tarre

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January 2026:​

• Delivered a webinar on AI Overviews for HIV Online Learning (HOLA), Health Equity Matters workforce development initiative. Hosted by Daniel Reeders (NAPWHA)  and alongside fellow presenter Ashwin Nagappa (ADM+S), the session examined how emerging AI search systems — including overviews, chatbots, and voice‑based tools — are reshaping health information‑seeking practices.

• Had a great time meeting the 30 shortlisted teams in the 2025 QBE AcceliCITY Humanitech Challenge for a Q&A session on 'Designing for Impact Without Harm: Ethics in Automated Decision‑Making' (delivered alongside Angela Dunbar, Head of Privacy, Information and Knowledge Management at the Australian Red Cross). Looking forward to seeing more from these humanitarian-tech innovators. 

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December 2005:

• New Report out: Critical Capabilities for Inclusive AI: Implementation Pathways Report with Anthony McCosker and ADM+S Critical Capabilities team​

 

November 2025: 

• Recorded curriculum module for the 2025 QBE AcceliCITY Humanitech Challenge 'Designing for impact without harm: Ethics in Automated Decision-Making' with Angela Dunbar (Head of Privacy, Information and Knowledge Management at the Australian Red Cross)

• Evaluation report for Australia Red Cross published  'Resilience by design: lessons on inclusive AI capabilities from the Australian Red Cross community climate adaptation pilot' with Anthony McCosker, Tracy De Cotta, Zafaryab Rasool, Yong-Bing Kang and Kath Albury

• November 2025: Delivered AI & You: In the Classroom and Beyond, masterclass for educators masterclass at Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) with Stephanie Hankey (Tactical Tech), Anthony McCosker, and Tracy De Cotta 

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October 2025: 

• In Brazil at AoIR Conference presenting new work 'From Principles to Practice: Building Participatory Infrastructures for Inclusive AI' with Anthony McCosker and 'Reddit for authentic human connection: From the ‘front page’ to the ‘heart of the internet.'' with Ashwin Nagappa

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September 2025: 

• New journal article: Platforms as architects of AI influence: rethinking moderation in the age of hybrid expression in Transnational Legal Theory

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August 2025:

• Generative Authenticity project working paper: Voice AI and authenticity: current issues and emerging challenges, with Jean Burgess, Elif Buse Doyuran, Hanxun Huang, Christopher Leckie, Phoebe Matich, Anthony McCosker, and Michael Richardson

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July 2025: 

• At the HIV Peer Navigator Conference in Brisbane presenting 'AI Large Language Models and HIV Care: Navigating the future together' with Kath Albury, Samantha Mannix, Yong-Bin Kang, Zafaryab Rasool and Anthony McCosker.

•  In Singapore presenting 'Inclusive AI: Building collective capabilities into ‘AI solutions’ to address rural climate risks' at IAMCR

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June 2025: 

• Thesis publication: Bots and Other Platform Inhabitants: Stories of Inter-Bot Governance, Automated Play, and Protest on Reddit and recipient of two nominations for Outstanding Thesis Award

• Voice AI literacy resource 'Whose Voice is it anyway?' published with Tactical Tech (Safa Ghnaim, Liz Carrigan, Louise Hisayasu, Dominika Knoblochová), Anthony McCosker and Awais Hameed Khan

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April 2025:

• New journal article: The lives and afterlives of community-created bots on Twitter: A minor history in Convergence, with Jean Burgess and Kateryna Kasianenko

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