
Building Civic Infrastructure for the Age of AI
Deb Roy
Professor, Media Arts and Sciences at MIT
Director, MIT Center for Constructive Communication
Professor, Media Arts and Sciences at MIT
Director, MIT Center for Constructive Communication
Deb Roy is professor of Media Arts and Sciences at MIT where he directs the MIT Center for Constructive Communication (CCC). He leads research in designing human-AI systems that foster dialogue, listening, and deliberation in ways that build civic muscle. Roy is also co-founder and unpaid CEO of Cortico, a closely affiliated nonprofit collaborator of CCC that develops, operates and supports a conversation platform designed to surface underheard voices and perspectives and create scalable dialogue networks. Roy serves on the board of the Knight First Amendment Institute, the FRONTLINE advisory council, and is a faculty associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University.
Learn more
Website: https://www.ccc.mit.edu/person/deb-roy/
Center for Constructive Communication: https://www.ccc.mit.edu/
Cortico: https://cortico.ai/
Read these
The Internet Could Be So Good. Really. by Deb Roy, The Atlantic, Oct 2023.
Conversation Networks by Deb Roy, Lawrence Lessig, and Audrey Tang.
How to Tackle Truth Decay by Deb Roy, The Atlantic, 2024.
Website: https://www.ccc.mit.edu/person/deb-roy/
Center for Constructive Communication: https://www.ccc.mit.edu/
Cortico: https://cortico.ai/
Read these
The Internet Could Be So Good. Really. by Deb Roy, The Atlantic, Oct 2023.
Conversation Networks by Deb Roy, Lawrence Lessig, and Audrey Tang.
How to Tackle Truth Decay by Deb Roy, The Atlantic, 2024.