Director of Responsible AI Practice @Microsoft, social psychologist by training and spirit Opinions are my own
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My AI Snake Oil book with @sayashk is now under contract with Princeton University Press! We’re starting a Substack to comment on AI hype in the news, separate the AI wheat from the chaff, and share our ideas as we draft the book. Read and subscribe here: aisnakeoil.substack.com/
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Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene had $183,504 in PPP loans forgiven.
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Microsoft is advancing AI with ethical principles that put people first. Our Responsible AI Standard takes a thoughtful approach, moving from principles to practices and collaborating with industry, academia and regulators for meaningful progress. bit.ly/3n7nnc4
I love the framing of “unconsidered consequences” vs “unintended”
Unintended consequences can’t be eliminated, but we can get better at considering and mitigating them. wired.trib.al/YdCX25I
Donate to the survivor/organizers. The adults have not accomplished much, they might be more effective.
If you are seeing this and like the work I do as a board member and a founder of march for our lives. I ask that you please consider donating just $1 a month to march for our lives.
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This response is filled with useful truth about how to think about AI policy
I refuse to be delegated to the "skeptics box" in someone else's framing of a debate. Here is my response to @stevenbjohnson 's NYT Magazine article about LLMs and OpenAI.
On NYT Magazine on AI: Resist the Urge to be Impressed link.medium.com/rag8kbGujpb
Jacquelyn retweeted
Black Tech Policy Week places Black Lives @ the epicenter of tech policy. From Public Interest Technology 2 Tech Ecosystems, this week is Black joy 4 #blacktechfutures RSVP blacktechpolicysummit.com
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How to test AI-based features? Jim Chen (@cquanze) shows in his @ACMIUI paper that rigorous testing reports need to include 1) a combination of offline and human-centric metrics & 2) the dynamics of such metrics over time. The HINT approach embraces both youtu.be/nmGTVCm6Qv4
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In Dec & Jan, #GetVaccinated or #GetBoosted at @FEMA's Mobile Community Vaccination Center!
▪️ 12/20-1/3 at Federal Way Performing Arts Center
▪ 1/5-1/20 at Auburn GSA
First + second dose, children’s vaccine & boosters. Appts strongly recommended.
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This is where it’s at
"Resisting Dehumanization in the Age of AI" is my planned topic for my keynote at #COGSCI2022, so definitely more on this between now and July!
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Just what is needed. Can’t wait to read.
A strange time to launch something with the pandemic (rightly!) taking up all attention.
Still, I'm very excited to share that this collection of essays will be published on December 14. It's been a real privilege to work with so many brilliant thinkers.
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Jacquelyn retweeted
Laws prohibited Black people from playing checkers with white people. Using a parking space reserved for white people. Being buried next to a white person. Using the same telephone booth as a white person. Entering the same door as a white person. Marrying a white person.
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This is a great point! Calibration of the claims on both capabilities and harms is really important to determine what appropriate mitigations (eg technical, sociotechnical, or policy) are needed in a specific case.
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Under the computational spell we are tempted to forget the uses of forgetting.
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“These are just glaring deficiencies that are obvious to BIPOC subject matter experts,” Caballero told STAT“ This article is directly relevant to #responsibleAI
My new STAT investigation shows how health equity research, now in vogue, is being colonized by white and well-funded researchers — sparking painful but important discussions about structural racism. statnews.com/2021/09/23/heal… via @statnews
My team is hiring! The Office of Responsible AI is searching for an experienced Senior Practice Development Manager to join our growing team. careers.microsoft.com/us/en/…
Such a useful paper, including for concepts to identify flaws in algorithms/their application that seem common sense but are often overlooked: faulty inputs, faulty conclusions, and failure to test. Brings discussion about validity, reliability to life. law.yale.edu/sites/default/f…
We are hiring in the Office of Responsible AI @Microsoft : Director position for someone with experience in translating regulation to policy and policy to implementation practices.
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We are conducting a paid study to understand the societal impacts of assumptions made in machine learning research. See 👇👇 for more details.
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We are conducting a paid study on the societal impacts of assumptions in machine learning research! Looking for ML researchers, ML practitioners, HCI researchers who work with ML, or experts in the implications of ML.
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