Moses Namara is a PhD Candidate in the Human-Centered Computing program at Clemson University, co-creator of the Black in AI graduate application mentoring program and co-leader of the Black in AI Academic Program. Moses Namara was also featured on MIT Tech Review’s 35 Under 35 Innovators in 2021.

From Moses Namara’s page at Clemson:

My research interests are broadly in the field of usable privacy and human computer interaction with a focus on online privacy, technology adoption, decision making and data use. I adopt an interdisplinary approach using research methods from the fields of computer science, social sciences and psychology to explore the reasoning and patterns behind users’ online decisions in an effort to develop frameworks through which online privacy can be better safe guarded.

Read more from Moses Namara’s page at Clemson, MIT Technology Review, and the Black in AI Academic Program, follow @black_in_ai, and listen to Moses Namara on the Radical AI Podcast