Auditomatic (auditomatic.org) is a local-first web app esign designing and running systematic evaluations of Large Language Models, in your browser, no coding required. With Auditomatic, you can test how LLM responses vary across systematic…
Course, UC San Diego (UCSD), 2025 Instructor: Prof. Stuart Geiger (DSC190@stuartgeiger.com) Time: MWF 4-4:50pm, W 5-5:50pm. In-class attendance and participation are mandatory every Wednesday. Every Friday will have a recorded/remote-friend…
This open-weight model is fine-tuned from Alibaba’s Qwen:1.7 open-weight model using unsloth. This model is 1.1GB in size and needs that much free RAM to run on a CPU (no GPU required), meaning it can run locally on ~10 year old laptops or
Materials: Arduino C++ (code) on ESP32-2432S028R on polylactic acid (PLA) bioplastic (case) on Baomain 660V button (polypropylene); acrylic on aluminum If the embedded video below does not load or is too small, view direct on Vimeo: https:/…
Ethnographer of computation and computational ethnographer Assistant Professor at UC San Diego, Department of Communication & Halıcıoğlu Data Science Institute How to tell if Trellix or Qualys installed on my laptop? Annoucement of a new mu…
Sentiment-o-Matic (https://sentimentomatic.org) is a web app where you can enter or upload text, then score/classify those texts with different pretrained small language models for tasks like sentiment analysis, emotion detection, content m…
Published in International Journal of Communication, 2024 Abstract: Stakeholders concerned with bias, discrimination, and fairness in algorithmic systems are increasingly turning to audits, which typically apply generalizable methods and fo…
Published in San Diego Union Tribune, 2023 This is an op-ed published in the San Diego Union Tribune as part of a set of commentaries on ChatGPT. “ChatGPT is this generation’s Wikipedia. We have an opportunity to learn from the past” By R.
Course, UC San Diego (UCSD), Dept of Communication, 2022 Instructor: Prof. Stuart Geiger (COMM106D@stuartgeiger.com) Course summary: Today’s culture industries are some of the biggest producers and consumers of data. This course takes a cul…
Course, UC San Diego (UCSD), Dept of Communication, 2022 Note: This is a draft syllabus, some details may be subject to change. Today, data science methods are being combined with unprecedented levels of personal data collection, producing
Course, UC San Diego (UCSD), HDSI, 2021 Note: This is a draft syllabus, some details may be subject to change. Data and AI are rapidly influencing all parts of society, with corresponding rise in the need to understand the ethical, personal…
Course, UC San Diego, Dept of Communication, 2021 This is a draft course description for COGR 201C: Discourse Analysis: Classical, Critical, and Computational, a grad methods class to be taught in Spring 2021. Discourse analysis refers to a…