Oshri Bar-Gil
Biographic Data
| ID | 4187380 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Oshri Bar-Gil |
| GIVEN NAMES | Oshri |
| FAMILY NAME | Bar-Gil |
| SIGNATURE | BAR-GIL O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bar-Ilan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2601-6409 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Examining trends in AI ethics across countries and institutions via quantitative discourse analysis
This study examines how institutional contexts influence the AI ethics landscape through quantified qualitative discourse analysis. We analyzed ten foundational AI ethics documents from academic, industry, military/defense, and national sectors (2018–2021) to investigate whether purportedly universal ethical principles maintain consistent meanings across contexts. The methodology integrated computational frequency analysis of purposive sample, ta…
The Google self as digital human twin
This article explores the emergence of the "Google Self" as a platformized digital human twin constituted through data traces and algorithmic mediation within Google's ecosystem of personalized services. Using netnographic analysis of 525 user reviews collected from technology blogs and forums (2016–2020), this study employs actor-network theory to examine how users experience and negotiate their relationship with their algorithmically constructe…
Anorexia in times of Covid-19
To examine how individuals with anorexia nervosa expressed and navigated their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic through analysis of social media discourse, with particular attention to the mediation of lived experience through digital platforms. The study analyzed 155 English-language tweets containing keywords related to anorexia nervosa and COVID-19, collected over a 14-month period using systematic data collection protocols. Content un…
The transformation of artistic creation
This article examines the transformative impact of AI-based art generators by extending Walter Benjamin’s arguments on mechanical reproduction to the digital age. While Benjamin examined how mechanical reproduction affected works created with clear human intentionality, AI generated art introduces a fundamentally different dynamic through ‘distributed agency’ across human prompters, algorithmic interpretation mechanisms, and collective training d…
Crisis Response and Institutional Learning in the Israeli Military
This study analyzes how military organizations navigate tensions between public accountability and internal learning processes through a detailed examination of two training accidents at the IDF. Using a mixed-methods analysis of media coverage spanning two decades, this research explores how organizational learning processes, transparency, and public trust interact during crises. The findings reveal inherent tensions between transparency and inf…
Holocaust remembrance in the digital age
The digital age has profoundly transformed Holocaust remembrance through the influence of digital archives, connectivity, and emerging technologies. This research investigates the transformation of personal memories into connective memory shaped by online social platforms, Internet search tools, and artificial intelligence. It employs an analysis of digital memory platforms and conducts interviews centered on a specific case study examining the m…
Characterizing Excellence
As technological superiority becomes increasingly vital for military effectiveness, a distinct category of technological leaders has emerged within militaries. This qualitative study explores excellence in this domain by interviewing 11 recipients of the prestigious Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Technological Award. In-depth interviews grounded in the critical incident technique revealed four integral facets of military tech leadership excellence: …
AI for the people? Embedding AI ethics in HR and people analytics projects
The Dance of Agencies in AI Art–Beyond the Creator-Tool Dichotomy, a Netnographic Analysis of Reddit Forums
This article analyzes the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems on contemporary AI-based art generation practices. As algorithms display nascent creativity, they catalyze philosophical questions regarding the role of technology in artistic creation. However, the influence of AI on art creation, perception, and consumption remains unexplored by empirical research. This article integrates the theoretical frameworks of post-pheno…
Characterizing Excellence
As technological superiority becomes increasingly vital for military effectiveness, a distinct category of technological leaders has emerged within militaries. This qualitative study explores excellence in this domain by interviewing 11 recipients of the prestigious Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Technological Award. In-depth interviews grounded in the critical incident technique revealed four integral facets of military tech leadership excellence: …
AI for the people? Embedding AI ethics in HR and people analytics projects
The Dance of Agencies in AI Art–Beyond the Creator-Tool Dichotomy, a Netnographic Analysis of Reddit Forums
This article analyzes the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems on contemporary AI-based art generation practices. As algorithms display nascent creativity, they catalyze philosophical questions regarding the role of technology in artistic creation. However, the influence of AI on art creation, perception, and consumption remains unexplored by empirical research. This article integrates the theoretical frameworks of post-pheno…
AI for the people? Embedding AI ethics in HR and people analytics projects
Anorexia in times of Covid-19
To examine how individuals with anorexia nervosa expressed and navigated their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic through analysis of social media discourse, with particular attention to the mediation of lived experience through digital platforms. The study analyzed 155 English-language tweets containing keywords related to anorexia nervosa and COVID-19, collected over a 14-month period using systematic data collection protocols. Content un…
The transformation of artistic creation
This article examines the transformative impact of AI-based art generators by extending Walter Benjamin’s arguments on mechanical reproduction to the digital age. While Benjamin examined how mechanical reproduction affected works created with clear human intentionality, AI generated art introduces a fundamentally different dynamic through ‘distributed agency’ across human prompters, algorithmic interpretation mechanisms, and collective training d…
Crisis Response and Institutional Learning in the Israeli Military
This study analyzes how military organizations navigate tensions between public accountability and internal learning processes through a detailed examination of two training accidents at the IDF. Using a mixed-methods analysis of media coverage spanning two decades, this research explores how organizational learning processes, transparency, and public trust interact during crises. The findings reveal inherent tensions between transparency and inf…
Holocaust remembrance in the digital age
The digital age has profoundly transformed Holocaust remembrance through the influence of digital archives, connectivity, and emerging technologies. This research investigates the transformation of personal memories into connective memory shaped by online social platforms, Internet search tools, and artificial intelligence. It employs an analysis of digital memory platforms and conducts interviews centered on a specific case study examining the m…
Characterizing Excellence
As technological superiority becomes increasingly vital for military effectiveness, a distinct category of technological leaders has emerged within militaries. This qualitative study explores excellence in this domain by interviewing 11 recipients of the prestigious Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Technological Award. In-depth interviews grounded in the critical incident technique revealed four integral facets of military tech leadership excellence: …
Examining trends in AI ethics across countries and institutions via quantitative discourse analysis
This study examines how institutional contexts influence the AI ethics landscape through quantified qualitative discourse analysis. We analyzed ten foundational AI ethics documents from academic, industry, military/defense, and national sectors (2018–2021) to investigate whether purportedly universal ethical principles maintain consistent meanings across contexts. The methodology integrated computational frequency analysis of purposive sample, ta…
The Google self as digital human twin
This article explores the emergence of the "Google Self" as a platformized digital human twin constituted through data traces and algorithmic mediation within Google's ecosystem of personalized services. Using netnographic analysis of 525 user reviews collected from technology blogs and forums (2016–2020), this study employs actor-network theory to examine how users experience and negotiate their relationship with their algorithmically constructe…
Sociology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Ethics and Social Impacts of AI (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Visual arts (3 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)