Tag: Liberty Vittert

How can we be successful with on-line dating when it is rigged for failure? Liberty E. Vittert, PhD, professor of the practice of data science, Olin Business School, & Public Health Faculty Scholar, says that an AI-integrated dating app can help.

“Doing a year-over-year comparison” between the LAPD’s old system and their new one isn’t hard, says Liberty Vittert, PhD, prof of the practice of data Science & Public Health Faculty Scholar, on the LAPD’s failure to report yearly crime statistics.

Liberty Vittert, PhD, professor of the practice of data science, and Public Health Faculty Scholar, was on HEC Media’s Spotlight program talking about why it can be disadvantageous for users of online dating apps to converse with AI bots.

Check out this interesting opinion piece by data scientist at Olin Business School & Public Health Faculty Scholar, Liberty Vittert, about how men are turning to AI to find virtual companionship

When engaging with dating apps, how do you know you’re chatting with a real person and not a bot? Liberty Vittert, a data and cybersecurity expert at Olin Business School and Institute Faculty Scholar weighs in.

Following the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization, read Institute Faculty Scholar, Liberty Vittert’s opinion piece examining the role of tech companies and implications for user privacy.

Faculty scholar Liberty Vittert writes about how our government is failing us when it comes to the opioid crisis in this opinion piece for The Hill.