Yung-Hsuan Wu

Yung-Hsuan Wu is a researcher investigating the social impact of AI systems, leveraging both computational data analytics and digital ethnography to create concrete accounts beyond performance metrics. Yung-Hsuan worked in digital diplomacy and AI governance in Geneva, Switzerland, helping build capacity in diplomats with less digital policymaking experience. He then transitioned to become an algorithmic auditor, using data science skills to interrogate commercial and government use of AI while helping vulnerable communities frame algorithmic harms in their own voice. Yung-Hsuan also dabbles in civic AI applications as a Newspeak House fellow, exploring if AI could boost public engagement among those whose voices tend to get neglected in civic matters. He co-leads the Not A Stranger initiative, using digital tools to help migrants in the UK challenge the restrictive immigration rule change in 2025.