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[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

.@ACMEAAMO getting started with a great talk from @marylgray - very insightful and important for technologists working in healthcare

[Jen Looper, PhD @jenlooper]

Front-End Foxes Fall 2021 cohort is open for registration! https://t.co/9sKEY63Pym

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

Have so enjoyed following @AINowInstitute's A New AI Lexicon series. @laura4lano's article interrogating the use of "smart" as it applies to tech is fantastic- and a bonus to see a fellow Chicagoan working with AI Now👋

[AI Now Institute @AINowInstitute]

We’re excited to officially launch the 'A New AI Lexicon’ project: https://t.co/1GUGdDyb7i

[Matt McDermott @mattmfm]

Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator says on @NBCNews: “All of the ballots have been counted.” Joe Biden has won Wisconsin by 20,697 votes.

[Pod Save America @PodSaveAmerica]

Trump does not declare when the election is over. The election is over when the ballots are counted. This year, that might take awhile. Here's how to watch election results.

[Picard Tips @PicardTips]

Picard management tip: When you make a mistake, apologize right away. Embrace humility over defense.

[Joanna J Bryson @j2bryson]

How is no one talking about this? This is huge, #aiethics

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

@The_Papa_Jon The Gentleman in Moscow, Jane Eyre, and The Hearts Invisible Furies have been some of my fiction favorites this year!

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

Keynote @JuliaAngwin in response to "Why is data collection a problem if I'm not doing anything wrong?" "Data is used against vulnerable populations first", so consider if you want to live in a state that allows that #DataAndDemocracy

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

.@zephoria said it well yesterday: Regulation needs to start somewhere, and we most definitely should monitor the effects of regulation and "nudge in the right direction" as we go 5/5

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

Panel 3 of #DataAndDemocracy this morning: a quick thread of what I learned (spoiler: a lot) 1/x

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

Overall, several echos to yesterday's discussion around consideration of the system/context. AI/ML is everywhere + affects everyone, so any regulatory intervention will need a multi-prong approach 4/x

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

Panel 2 at #DataAndDemocracy kicked off with @zephoria and @danbouk 's paper on the inherently political census. The question is: when ppl are invisible, when their data isn't included, what happens? (Hat tip to @CCriadoPerez 's Invisible Women)

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

Learning a lot at #DataAndDemocracy from @knightcolumbia - first panel on *if* and *how* AI should be regulated, emphasis on AI as a socio-technical issue which throws me back to one of the first talks I heard on the topic from @katecrawford

[Center for Data Innovation @DataInnovation]

Join the Center TODAY for a Book Talk on “Democratizing Our Data: A Manifesto” with Julia Lane
https://t.co/MIVFlOv0vl

[Picard Tips @PicardTips]

Picard ethics tip: Before undertaking a mission, it is our moral imperative to consider any obvious negative ramifications.

[Loretta Cambron @loretta_cambron]

@zlipp Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay and/or Good and Mad by Rebecca Traister- more recs to come!