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Alondra Nelson
Sociologue à l’Institute for Advanced Study et ancienne directrice par intérim de l’Office of Science and Technology Policy de la Maison-Blanche, autrice du Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights, elle avertit que des systèmes automatisés sans obligation de rendre des comptes érodent les droits civils et l’autorité démocratique.
Fonctions
- 2009 – juin 2019Professor of Sociology and Dean of Social Science, Columbia UniversitySource →
- févr. 2017 – 2021President and CEO, Social Science Research CouncilSource →
- juin 2019 – aujourd’huiHarold F. Linder Professor, School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced StudySource →
- janv. 2021 – févr. 2023Deputy Assistant to the President and OSTP Deputy Director for Science and Society, White House Office of Science and Technology PolicyLed the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights (October 2022).Source →
- 18 févr. 2022 – 3 oct. 2022Acting Director, White House Office of Science and Technology PolicySource →
- mars 2023 – aujourd’huiDistinguished Senior Fellow, Center for American ProgressSource →
- oct. 2023 – aujourd’huiMember, UN High-Level Advisory Body on Artificial IntelligenceEnd date not verified; the body delivered its final report in 2024.Source →
- oct. 2024 – mai 2025Member, National Science BoardResigned on 13 May 2025 citing political interference.Source →
Au registre
15 janv. 2026 · Tribune · Science
One of the most interventionist approaches to technology governance in the United States in a generation has cloaked itself in the language of deregulation.
Member, UN High-Level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence à l’époque
Science op-ed (doi 10.1126/science.aee4900) on federal preemption of state AI laws; verified on the Center for Genetics and Society repost.
11 sept. 2025 · Tribune · Science
The summer of 2025 will be remembered as artificial intelligence's (AI's) cruel summer—a season when the unheeded risks and dangers of AI became undeniably clear.
Member, UN High-Level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence à l’époque
Science editorial (doi 10.1126/science.aeb0393); verified on the Center for Genetics and Society repost because science.org blocks fetches.
An ELSI for AI: Learning from genetics to govern algorithms →
16 mars 2025 · Entretien · Tech Policy Press
the technologies right now have not earned our trust in many of these products.
Member, National Science Board à l’époque
A Conversation with Dr. Alondra Nelson on AI and Democracy →
6 févr. 2025 · Discours · Brown University Data Science Institute
AI is not magic; it is a collection of science, statistics and math with limitations and the ability to be shaped by human hands.
Member, National Science Board à l’époque
How to Govern the Future: Artificial Intelligence and the Road Ahead →
4 oct. 2022 · Publication · The White House, Office of Science and Technology Policy
Algorithms used across many sectors are plagued by bias and discrimination, and too often developed without regard to their real-world consequences.
Deputy Assistant to the President and OSTP Deputy Director for Science and Society, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy à l’époque
Lead author, with Sorelle Friedler and Ami Fields-Meyer, of the post launching the Blueprint.