Ross Graham

Ross Graham is a PhD student in the Department of Sociology at the University of California San Diego, where he is also affiliated with the Science Studies program. His research focuses on the sociology and ethics of artificial general intelligence, existential risk, and algorithmic systems. He published a 2021 paper in AI & Society employing inductive discourse analysis of the academic literature on AGI ethics, finding that both scientific and philosophy-adjacent disciplines frame AGI ethics primarily around mitigating existential risk. He co-authored a 2021 study in Big Data & Society on how people make sense of algorithmic contact tracing and risk assessment systems during COVID-19. His dissertation research, supported by a grant covering a 12-month stipend and research fees, examines public ethical attitudes toward existential risk.

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