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Arvind Narayanan
Technology & AI
Arvind Narayanan is a Princeton computer scientist whose research addresses machine learning, data de-anonymization, and the societal effects of artificial intelligence and social media algorithms.
Biography
Arvind Narayanan is an American computer scientist and professor at Princeton University. He directs Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy. His research spans machine learning, the de-anonymization of data, and the societal implications of technologies, including artificial intelligence and algorithms used on social media.
Narayanan is also recognized for his criticism of hype surrounding generative AI. His work examines both technical questions in computing and the effects of technology on society. Across these areas, his research interests connect the workings of computational systems with questions about data anonymity and the influence of algorithms.
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Books by Arvind Narayanan
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies
Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies introduces the history, mechanics, and practical foundations of Bitcoin and digital currencies. It covers blockchain, security, anonymity, decentralization, mining, politics and regulation, altcoins, and software development involving the Bitcoin network.