Éléonore Fournier-Tombs
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Éléonore Fournier-Tombs is a leading researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, gender studies, and digital governance. Her work critically examines how algorithms encode and amplify societal biases, with a particular focus on the propagation of gendered cultural norms through technology. In her most cited paper, "Algorithms and the Propagation of Gendered Cultural Norms" (2021), she demonstrates how machine learning systems can reinforce stereotypes, offering a framework for auditing and redesigning AI to promote equity. Though her citation count is modest, her contributions are highly influential in policy circles and interdisciplinary debates on ethical AI. Fournier-Tombs is also recognized for her work on digital governance and human rights, advising international bodies like the United Nations on responsible technology deployment. Her research bridges technical analysis with feminist theory, making her a vital voice in the push for inclusive, accountable AI systems.
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- 1Algorithms and the Propagation of Gendered Cultural Norms2 citations · 2021