Media features

My work on ethics and media architecture has been fortunate enough to gain recognition across international media, with features in newspapers, radio, and television.

A still of Niels Wouters, taking from an ABC Four Corners television interview.

Television studio set with large screens displaying Niels Wouters in a striped shirt and a woman with red hair seen from behind. The studio contains red and black decorative elements and the text 'Presadiretta, La Scatola Nera'.

Rose Hiscock and Dr Ryan Jefferies standing in front of The Glass Bricks at Science Gallery Melbourne, a decorative brick wall with illuminated square mosaic tiles.

The interface of the Biometric Mirror displaying a woman's face photo and attributes, including age, gender, attractiveness, humility, and trustworthiness, with their respective confidence levels.

Close-up of Niels Wouters' face with reflective glasses showing a digital pattern, accompanied by a text overlay about biometric mirror technology that takes a picture of the face and compares it to a database.

Television

10Play The Project, How the World Will Look if AI Continues to Take Over (2025, Australia)
RAI, La Scatola Nera (The Black Box) (2023, Italy)
ABC Four Corners, TikTok: Data Mining on the World's Most Popular App (2021, Australia)
Al Jazeera, All Hail the Algorithm (2019, Global)
BBC News, Reflecting the Imperfections of AI (2018, Global)

Online media

ABC News, The TikTok Spiral (2021, Australia)
Sydney Morning Herald, Glowing Entrance Revealed for Melbourne's Newest Museum” (2021, Australia)
World Economic Forum, This AI Judges You Based on Our Biases (2018, Global)
CNN, A New Era of Digital Media Architecture (2018, Global)
ABC News, I Went in Search of the Perfect Face – and Discovered the Limits of AI (2018, Australia)
KU Leuven, What if Houses Could Talk? (2014, Belgium)
Wired, Augmented Reality - Tourist Selection Tool (2010, Global)

Radio

ABC Triple J, AI Deciphers your Personality (2018, Australia)
ABC Newcastle, Media Architecture Changes the City (2017, Australia)
Radio 1, Our Neighbors have Something to Tell (2014, Belgium)

Print media

The Herald Sun, Childcare software could put kids at risk if not properly regulated (2025, Australia)
The Age, This Algorithm Says I'm Aggressive, Irresponsible and Unattractive. But Should we Believe it? (2018, Australia)
The Age, Perfect Humans: Good or Bad (2018, Australia)
Sydney Morning Herald, Should We Believe this Algorithm? (2018, Australia)
Washington Times, Facial Scanning Abuse Looms (2018, USA)
De Standaard, Make Friends While Printing (2014, Belgium)
De Standaard Avond, If Houses Could Talk...” (2014, Belgium)