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Mar 31
Kushang Mishra questioned discourses of precision in Indian agriculture @AlexCampolo & @KatSchwerzmann argued that machine learning marks a shift from rule-based to example-based authority Thanks to our audience for the wonderful questions!
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Mar 31
Panel 2, chaired by Matthew Jones, was a wide-ranging exploration of trust, accuracy and authority in machine learning. @1roboter on how testing produces a faulty conception of accuracy @KadijaFerryman & Odia Kane on how medical AI developers establish ground truth … https://t.co/113jrx7ufc
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Mar 31
RT @chinmayiarun: Do you have #DataRemakesTheWorld FOMO? @bulletprooflama is live-tweeting the conference from the @yaleisp handle https://t.co/IaVtXbQ3K3

Publications

(August 2021 | Report)
A Taxonomy of Harms and a Path Forward for the Federal Trade Commission
Rebecca Kelly Slaughter
(May 2021 | Report)
Dan Geer

Initiatives