Following a stimulating discussion between Julie Owono and our CEO Arundati Dandapani, questions emerged about humanity’s value in an AI-driven world. As AI evolves, our identities and expertise may become digital assets. This prompts reflection on societal beliefs and practices as motivations shift. Key inquiries about ownership, benefit, and human essence in the AI era remain critical.
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Catch the Human Signal in an AI Stack with our CEO
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming qualitative research, raising important questions about responsible use. Arundati Dandapani will present at QRCA Qual Tech Days 2026, discussing storytelling and governance within AI. This event invites qualitative researchers to explore how to evolve the field while preserving its human essence. Registration is open for all.
Explaining Inequality and Migration in Global Public Opinion Research
The Global Research Affinity Group was Founded and launched by our CEO Arundati Dandapani at AAPOR’s 81st Annual Conference, uniting international researchers from various associations across global research interests. In a discussion with Zupeng, a Master’s student at the University of Michigan, they examine innovative methodologies to capture hard-to-reach populations and the role of AI in enhancing representation in research.
At the Pinnacle of Trust and Data Leadership
Our CEO reflects on the IAPP Navigate 2026 Digital Policy Leadership Summit in Portsmouth, emphasizing the importance of cross-sector collaboration in data governance and AI. Engaging with global leaders revealed that true progress lies in overcoming siloed thinking, fostering trust, and integrating diverse perspectives to shape future policies and technologies effectively.
Advancing Trustworthy Data: AAPOR Council Insights
This week, the AAPOR Executive Council of which our CEO is part, met to focus on enhancing trustworthy data and evidence in the profession. Participation in the Council is rewarding and impactful. The meeting fostered collaboration among key members and celebrated past contributions while acknowledging future challenges, humorously dubbed the “last human council.”
