Jo Guldi is professor of Quantitative Methods at Emory University. A data scientist, writer, and historian, she has written about such subjects as the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence, the history and politics of global land use, the origins of state-built infrastructure, the use of data for environmental governance, and quantitative approaches to the text-based archives of the past. She has been a fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows and the University of Chicago. Her research has appeared in the Atlantic, the Boston Review, the Guardian, Huffington Post, Counterpunch, and Alternet. Find more about her work: joguldi.com, twitter.com/joguldi

Location

Atlanta

Disciplines

• Digital Humanities
• History
• Visual Arts
• Geography
• Transportation

Affiliation

University of Chicago, Harvard Society of Fellows