Professor Walter Sinnott-Armstrong discusses his new book, which is related to his work with the Bass Connections team How to Cure Political Polarization by Asking Questions.
Professor Bill Adair and Professor Jun Yang lead a Bass Connections team, Data and Technology for Fact Checking, that is developing an app for live fact-checking.
A Bass Connections team, Data and Technology for Fact-checking, is finalizing a product that will allow television networks to offer real-time fact checks onscreen when a politician makes a questionable claim during a speech or debate.
A new Bass Connections team will focus on the engineering development, quality control, refinement and business and regulatory strategy of the Duke Smart Toilet platform.
Bass Connections team leader Walter Sinnott-Armstrong discusses his team’s research on questions to reduce political polarization by increasing humility, empathy and openness.
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong leads a Bass Connections team on polarization. He discusses the importance of delivering good arguments with patience and respect.
Bill Adair, creator of Politifact and leader of a related Bass Connections team, discusses the potential impact of fact-checking during the next US Presidential Election and describes methods that were used during experimentation.
Duke faculty members Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Vincent Conitzer and Jana Schaich Borg explore the topic of their Bass Connections team, Moral Artificial Intelligence.
Amy Jiang, a member of the Bass Connections team Open Source Pedagogy, Research + Innovation (OPSRI) Lab, discusses her passion for computer science education within local communities.
