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 https://t.co/XLmbYfkUjs
Biggest thank you to @emilymbender for generously sharing your knowledge, advice, and stories with the @SmithCollegeSDS club. Truly such an honor to learn from someone leading the efforts in the data science ethics space!
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Had the best time being a part of @BlockBeamio's "Gateway to @Algorand" program and learning about sustainable blockchain companies like @epioneergo and @CUDOS_ . Highly encourage more women to apply to join their next cohort!
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It was so much fun! Lovely to meet you guys and talk to you in a #Metaverse setting! Congrats to the cohort 1 of @BlockBeamio 's first Gateway to @Algorand program! The second one is open now, sign up today! link: https://t.co/BQF60sJWz8
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1. Most Curious Lemur- @Chich_Wu
Chichi is a Data Science/Art History student at @smithcollege in MA. She impressed the team by asking the group thought-provoking questions about the ethical uses of data and went the extra mile to connect with #EthicalAI expert Deniz Johnson.
1/ Delving into the ‘Gender Shades’ paper by @jovialjoy & @timnitGebru for my machine learning class @SmithCollege taught by @kmkinnaird. Hoping to situate this paper in the landscape of the class and inspire my peers to engage with it further. Thread continues below ↓
12/ While I focused on just a section of the research process, the paper results obviously speak to the question, “why does this matter?”. Ultimately, I encourage my classmates to read the paper for themselves to gain a full understanding of its broader implications.