Where the work shows up in other people’s reporting — as a research partnership, as the data behind an investigation, or as a quote. For things he wrote himself, see writing.
Investigations by other organizations where Cameron or his teams were the named technical or research partner.
ATI named as technical research partner. Automated test accounts representing 13-year-olds in France found TikTok's recommender more than doubled the share of sad or depressive content recommended. Amnesty filed a formal complaint with French regulator Arcom under the EU Digital Services Act on the strength of this research, and it supports an eleven-family class action against TikTok.
Index EUR 37/0098/2025. ATI as technical research partner.
Technical research partner. 30+ automated accounts representing 13-year-olds in Kenya and the USA, plus manual accounts in Kenya, the Philippines, and the USA.
Coverage of the greenwashing study, crediting the ATI collaboration.
Commissioned pilot study on digital climate deception with Dr. Geoffrey Supran, examining how European fossil fuel, car, and airline companies market themselves as environmentally friendly.
Newsroom investigations reported out of Junkipedia data.
WSJ analysis of 2,100+ pharma ads on Facebook and Instagram. ATI's role in supplying the data is not yet confirmed.
Junkipedia cited as a collection source in a seven-byline ProPublica piece.
By Ben Collins and Brandy Zadrozny. A Junkipedia list was the basis for the reporting.
Commentary in others’ reporting.
On his own TikTok bot research and being blocked by the platform for doing it: the research is fraught, but critical.
On TikTok's consumption rate and exposure risk. Outlet attribution to confirm.
By Ryan Mac and Sheera Frenkel. Identified as a misinformation researcher at the National Conference on Citizenship. Facebook winding down the main tool researchers used to study the platform — the start of an argument that runs through the Mozilla study and the KGI Better Access framework.
By Corin Faife. On ad targeting and radicalization.
On peer influence dynamics on TikTok. Outlet attribution to confirm.
By James Temperton. On Parler's function as amplification and radicalization rather than organization, based on continuous ATI monitoring.
The core framing: content does not have to be false to be damaging.
From his presentation "Understanding and Identifying Problematic Content."
On interdisciplinary team design. Confirms he led the Information Disorder Lab, which concluded in April 2019.
Ahead of the Lexington Lyceum panel he moderated.
On public web data for algorithmic transparency.
A substantive Junkipedia explainer covering closed networks — Discord, WhatsApp, WeChat — and platform factcheckers acting on their own editorial whims.
Career-length interview.
Full-transcript interview on building NewsTracker inside a newsroom, and the only public source for the early biography — photography and economics at Bard, self-taught programming in the late 1990s, and a dotcom job before turning 21.
Confirms the junk news series ran four parts with Cameron as series producer, and that he built the software that identified clickbait publisher Cyrus Massoumi.