I am an Assistant Professor of American Studies at Yale University and a member of the Yale Law School’s Information Society Project and the Yale Institute for Foundations of Data Science.
My research integrates theories and methods from information science, sociology, and human-computer interaction to examine how technology is developed and used within various historical, cultural, and social contexts.
My current project investigates the dynamics between human labor and data production in the artificial intelligence industry. Incorporating elements of Latin American critical thought, this study emphasizes the experiences of workers in the region who are employed by digital platforms to produce machine learning data and validate algorithmic outputs.
PhD in Information, 2022
University of Toronto
Master in Sociology, 2018
School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences
Maîtrise in the Humanities, 2016
Sorbonne University