Researcher at CNR | Professor at Scuola Normale Superiore | #DataScience | #AI | #HumanMobility | #ComputationalSocialScience
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In Boston for @netsciconf.bsky.social. See you on Friday 11:15 for session PS 3.6 Mobility, Spatial & Urban Networks 3
The urban impact of algorithmic navigation
D. Pedreschi
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The urban impact of AI: modelling feedback loops in location-based recsys
L. Pappalardo
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Delighted to share that my group at CNR won a FIS Consolidator grant (the “Italian ERC”) to study City-AI Coevolution.
We’ll investigate how the human-AI feedback loop shapes human mobility and urban life.
Honored to host Prof. Marta González at our KDD Lab in Pisa! Her talk on the Science of Cities at Scuola Normale Superiore (@sns.it) was deeply inspiring.
A true privilege to meet the researcher who sparked my passion for human mobility. #UrbanScience #Mobility #Cities
Three lightning talks by KDD Lab of Pisa at @css-conference.bsky.social in Siena, in a few minutes in the plenary room!
🚦 How diverse are your city’s routes?
Today at @ic2s2.bsky.social (lightning talks), @gcornacchia.bsky.social presents: “Route Diversification in Road Networks”.
We introduce DiverCity, a metric to quantify how traffic can spread across alternative routes.
#HumanMobility #Routing #ic2s2
📢 New paper! We study urban location recommenders and their feedback with human mobility. Simulating this loop reveals a paradox: people explore more individually, yet city visits and encounters concentrate. Cities coevolve with AI, and inequality can grow.
📄 link.springer.com/article/10.1...
How do recommender systems shape our behavior?
📄 We review 144 studies across domains, from social media to GenAI.
🧭 With the EU Digital Services Act, data access is now possible. Our survey offers a guide to studying recommender-driven risks.
🔗 arxiv.org/abs/2407.01630
