Hazem Ibrahim
Computer Science Ph.D - New York University
Hi! I’m Hazem, a second year Ph.D candidate at NYU studying Computer Science, with a specific focus on Computational Social Science.
My research interests lie in understanding the societal impact of technology, from discerning the existence of algorithmic bias in recommendation systems, to the misuse of technology in academic/pedagogical contexts. Currently, my work is focused on understanding how ethnic and gender representations have changed in popular forms of media, such as in movies or fashion magazines, and how these different groups are presented contextually.
Outside of academia, I’ve also coached the three New York University Abu Dhabi varsity basketball teams, winning the Abu Dhabi Intercollegiate Sports League title in 2022-2023.
Email: hazem.ibrahim [at] nyu.edu
News
| Nov 2, 2024 | Successfully passed my qualifying exam and transitioned to a Ph.D. Candidate! |
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| Nov 1, 2024 | Published our work titled “A Longitudinal Analysis of Racial and Gender Bias in New York Times and Fox News Images and Articles” on arXiv. |
| Jul 21, 2024 | Presented four papers (3 talks and 1 poster) at IC2S2 in Philadelphia, winning both the Best Parallel Talk and Best Poster awards. |
| Jun 1, 2024 | Published our work titled “Inclusive content reduces racial and gender biases, yet non-inclusive content dominates popular media outlets” on arXiv. |
| Nov 24, 2023 | Published our work titled “Google Scholar is manipulatable” on arXiv. This work was covered by the news teams at Science and Nature. |
Selected publications
- arXivInclusive content reduces racial and gender biases, yet non-inclusive content dominates popular media outletsarXiv preprint arXiv:2405.06404, 2024
- arXiv