Thrust 4: Public Interest Technology

Understanding how CS3 technologies, applications, and security/privacy policies impact the social landscape and promote regional economic development

Problem

Technology can intentionally or unintentionally produce or reproduce social harms, amplified for data collection in underserved communities.

Knowledge Gap

Societal impacts of smart streetscapes, understanding how trust is established and maintained.

Solutions

Investigate perception-interaction-equity linkages for public space data collection and automation. Establish Equity Protocol with stakeholders.

Dependencies

  • RT1 public legibility of network
  • RT2 sensing demands
  • RT3 privacy security tech limitations
  • RT4 defines privacy security req’s

Thrust Lead

Gil Eyal

Public Interest Technology Research Lead
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