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Hi there!

I’m a PhD fellow at the Department of Digitalization at Copenhagen Business School. My research investigates how technology can leverage collective intelligence to promote more democratic organizational structures. I was born and raised in Denmark, but spent eight years in New York City, where I graduated from NYU with a BA in Psychology and from Columbia University with an MS in Data Journalism. After graduating, I worked as a Senior Research Fellow at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University where I wrote about media and technology.

At the Tow Center, I used a mix of computational methods and traditional reporting to tell stories. My work typically investigates hyper-partisan local news, content moderation, Big Tech, and the impact of AI on the journalism industry.

I’m also involved with Unheard, a new project designed to help news organizations uncover potentially overlooked narratives by using AI to audit who is quoted in their articles.

You can read examples of my work below:

Investigations

• Unpacking Gan Jing World
• Meta Is Getting Rid of CrowdTangle — and Its Replacement Isn’t As Transparent or Accessible
• Courier Newsroom Spent Big on a Meta Ad Blitz in October
• Rumble Wants Your Attention
• Should ChatGPT Join the J-School Classroom?
• Journalists Remain on Twitter, but Tweet Slightly Less
• The Progressive News Network, Courier, Keeps a Foot in Eight Swing States. This local Michigan Newsroom is one of them
• Unheard: Using Large Language Models to Conduct Source Audits of the News
• Toward AI-Powered Source Audits