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Kirsten Martin

William P and Hazel B White Center Professor of Technology Ethics

University of Notre Dame

Affiliations

Mendoza College of Business

Accountancy

Information Technology, Analytics, and Operations

Kirsten Martin is currently serving as an Accountancy William P and Hazel B White Center Professor of Technology Ethics at University of Notre Dame.

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Kirsten Martin

University of Notre Dame

William P and Hazel B White Center Professor of Technology Ethics

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business ethics social sciences management business ethics artificial intelligence data privacy social science research privacy concerns information privacy information technology journalism information science corporate social responsibility privacy issues information policy ethical theory trust consumer behaviour business studies stakeholder analysis algorithmic bias philosophy of social science online information business research accountability ethical analysis data analytics stakeholder management ethics of artificial intelligence professional ethics organization studies usable privacy publication ethics information ethics privacy risk assessment stakeholder engagement technology governance ethical implications restrictive privacy regulation algorithmic decisions mortgage market ethical issues empirical investigation consumer research comparative law technology law human-computer interaction applied social psychology social choice business science algorithm design public policy research value creation value co-creation confidentiality audience reception user perception information society context analysis legal analytics legal studies sociology of law legal design legal theory leadership development stakeholder capitalism privacy violations ethical algorithms big data industry privacy cost privacy regulations privacy expectations personal values stakeholder trust user privacy expectations public integrity responsible ai law governance ethics of technology responsible technology

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Privacy Myths and Mistakes: Nbsp; Span Span Paradoxes, Tradeoffs, and the Omnipotent Consumer /Span /Span DIV Span /Span /DIV. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Kirsten Martin

privacy concernseconomicssocial sciencesprivacy myths

AI and Corporate Responsibility. Springer eBooks (2023)

Kirsten MartinCarolina Villegas-Galaviz

corporate responsibilitycorporate social responsibilityartificial intelligencebusiness

Algorithms for All: Can AI in the Mortgage Market Expand Access to Homeownership?. AI (2023)

Vanessa G. PerryKirsten MartinAnn Schnare

mortgage marketartificial intelligencefinance

Johnson’s Algorithmic Accountability and Platform Responsibility. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Martin, Kirsten

businessinformation technologyalgorithmic accountabilityaccountabilityplatform responsibility

Moral Distance, AI, and the Ethics of Care. AI & Society (2023)

Carolina Villegas-GalavizKirsten Martin

moral distanceethicshuman-computer interactionhuman-ai interactionartificial intelligencesocial sciences

No Cookies for You!: Evaluating the Promises of Big Tech’s ‘Privacy-Enhancing’ Techniques.. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Kirsten MartinHelen NissenbaumVitaly Shmatikov

information policytechnologycommunicationdata privacyprivacy rulesprivacy judgmentsinformation technologyprivacy issuesprivacy concernsinformation privacydata securityinformation securityusable privacyprivacy violation

Predatory Predictions and the Ethics of Predictive Analytics. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology (2023)

Kirsten Martin

predictive analyticstechnologypredatory predictionsinformation scienceethics of artificial intelligenceinformation technology

Responsible Capitalism: Business for the Twenty-First Century. Issues in business ethics (2023)

R. Edward FreemanBidhan L. ParmarKirsten E. Martin

responsible capitalismtwenty-first centurycapitalismbusiness

Who Counts in Business Ethics. Business Ethics Quarterly (2023)

Kirsten Martin

ethicsbusiness ethicsbusiness

Algorithmic Bias and Corporate Responsibility: How Companies Hide Behind the False Veil of the Technological Imperative *. Auerbach Publications eBooks (2022)

Kirsten Martin

technologyfalse veilalgorithmic biasbiascorporate governancebusinesscorporate responsibilitybusiness ethicscorporate social responsibility

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Kirsten Martin

William P and Hazel B White Center Professor of Technology Ethics

University of Notre Dame

Affiliations

Mendoza College of Business

Accountancy

Information Technology, Analytics, and Operations

Kirsten Martin is currently serving as an Accountancy William P and Hazel B White Center Professor of Technology Ethics at University of Notre Dame.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kirsten Martin

University of Notre Dame

William P and Hazel B White Center Professor of Technology Ethics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Privacy Myths and Mistakes: Nbsp; Span Span Paradoxes, Tradeoffs, and the Omnipotent Consumer /Span /Span DIV Span /Span /DIV. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Kirsten Martin

privacy concernseconomicssocial sciencesprivacy myths

AI and Corporate Responsibility. Springer eBooks (2023)

Kirsten MartinCarolina Villegas-Galaviz

corporate responsibilitycorporate social responsibilityartificial intelligencebusiness

Algorithms for All: Can AI in the Mortgage Market Expand Access to Homeownership?. AI (2023)

Vanessa G. PerryKirsten MartinAnn Schnare

mortgage marketartificial intelligencefinance

Johnson’s Algorithmic Accountability and Platform Responsibility. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Martin, Kirsten

businessinformation technologyalgorithmic accountabilityaccountabilityplatform responsibility

Moral Distance, AI, and the Ethics of Care. AI & Society (2023)

Carolina Villegas-GalavizKirsten Martin

moral distanceethicshuman-computer interactionhuman-ai interactionartificial intelligencesocial sciences

No Cookies for You!: Evaluating the Promises of Big Tech’s ‘Privacy-Enhancing’ Techniques.. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Kirsten MartinHelen NissenbaumVitaly Shmatikov

Predatory Predictions and the Ethics of Predictive Analytics. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology (2023)

Kirsten Martin

predictive analyticstechnologypredatory predictionsinformation scienceethics of artificial intelligenceinformation technology

Responsible Capitalism: Business for the Twenty-First Century. Issues in business ethics (2023)

R. Edward FreemanBidhan L. ParmarKirsten E. Martin

responsible capitalismtwenty-first centurycapitalismbusiness

Who Counts in Business Ethics. Business Ethics Quarterly (2023)

Kirsten Martin

ethicsbusiness ethicsbusiness

Algorithmic Bias and Corporate Responsibility: How Companies Hide Behind the False Veil of the Technological Imperative *. Auerbach Publications eBooks (2022)

Kirsten Martin

technologyfalse veilalgorithmic biasbiascorporate governancebusinesscorporate responsibilitybusiness ethicscorporate social responsibility

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