
Ben Z. Zhang
@bzfzhang
PhD Candidate @UMSI study data, infrastructure, labor, mobility and identity | he/him
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17-01-2011 14:59:40
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Think you know a lot about AI trainers in Kenya, Venezuela, India, Madagascar... but not China? #DiPLab has concocted a webinar for you on April 24, 2PM CET, with our valiant friends and researchers extraordinaire Tianling Yang & Ben Z. Zhang. Register here 👉 diplab.eu/tianling-yang-…





Thrilled to share I’ll be joining UMD iSchool UMD College of Information Univ. of Maryland as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Fall 2025 #GoTerps🐢. I'm grateful I get to spend one more year as a postdoc @UW_iSchool @UWCIP till next summer 🫶. More on my research: yiweixu.net


"Henry Russel Lecturer, award winners named for 2024...Ruth Behar, cultural anthropologist who has spent decades building bridges across political and cultural chasms, has been selected as the University of Michigan’s 2024 Henry Russel Lecturer" Ruth Behar record.umich.edu/articles/henry…





How do Chinese migrant tech professionals experience social media algorithms? A #CSCW2024 paper from Cassidy Pyle (on the job market) Ben Z. Zhang Oliver Haimson Dr. Nazanin Andalibi shows how recommended content shapes their mobility-related aspirations, sometimes negatively. tinyurl.com/y7rfb9y6-cscw2…


Really clear presentation with depths about migrant tech professional’s experiences with recommendation algorithms, from Cassidy Pyle (on the job market) and Ben Z. Zhang !!!! Really like the concept of algorithmic mobility!


Grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with Cassidy Pyle (on the job market) . Cassidy is an incredible person, an outstanding researcher, and a truly supportive friend. This work wouldn’t be possible without her dedication and partnership!

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments this week about a pending ban on social media app TikTok, an outcome of a law signed by President Biden last April that would take effect Jan. 19. Oliver Haimson, assistant professor of information at School of Information, said the stakes are high not
