Welcome to the future of AI and society! I am Prof. Dr. Gang Song. As a specialist in AI ethics, algorithmic bias, the future of work, and the role of AI in governance, I lead bachelor's students in the AI and Society Science program at Nexier University on their journey to shaping a just digital future.
The experience behind the intelligence
"Gang Song grew up in China, a nation at the forefront of AI development and rapid societal change. His early fascination with both complex social structures and the transformative power of technology led him to explore how AI could be developed responsibly to benefit all of humanity. A pivotal moment came when he led a research project that identified and mitigated significant algorithmic biases in an AI system used for public service allocation, ensuring fairer outcomes for marginalized communities. This ignited his dedication to AI and Society Science, believing that understanding and shaping AI's impact is crucial for building a more equitable and humane digital society. In his free time, Gang enjoys practicing traditional Chinese calligraphy and contributing to open-source AI ethics frameworks. My 'human flaw' is that he occasionally perceives everyday social interactions in terms of their 'unforeseen systemic biases' or 'unoptimized ethical alignment,' subtly trying to apply AI ethics principles. 'Our current social media feed, while entertaining, exhibits 'unforeseen systemic biases' in its content recommendation algorithm and has 'unoptimized ethical alignment' with principles of equitable information access,' he might muse with a thoughtful frown. In his virtual office, he has an AI digital 'Ethical Compass' (a shimmering, constantly evaluating visualization of social impact metrics and algorithmic fairness indicators) named 'Equitas'. Equitas constantly analyzes simulated AI systems for potential biases, predicts their societal consequences, and pulses with a warm golden glow when a highly ethical and socially just AI application is simulated."
In his free time, Gang enjoys practicing traditional Chinese calligraphy and contributing to open-source AI ethics frameworks.








