Greg Gondwe, PhD, researches how artificial intelligence, algorithms, digital platforms, and emerging media technologies are reshaping journalism, public knowledge, and information systems, with particular attention to the Global South and Sub-Saharan Africa.
At the Berkman Klein Center, his work focuses on AI-mediated communication, information integrity, algorithmic power, governance, and accountability. He is especially interested in how institutional decisions made by technology companies, news organizations, and governments become embedded in technical systems, and how those systems redistribute the power to produce, verify, circulate, and contest public information. His broader research combines computational social science with qualitative methods, experiments, interviews, and digital research methods. At the Center, he will continue developing work on AI-mediated public knowledge and institutional accountability, with particular attention to how emerging technologies can be governed while preserving human judgment, public participation, and responsibility across complex sociotechnical systems.
