Black in AI 2021
The 5th annual Black In AI Workshop takes place December 10, 2021
Read More Black in AI 2021Musings on technology and justice
The 5th annual Black In AI Workshop takes place December 10, 2021
Read More Black in AI 2021Black in AI is partnering with Stanford University to sponsor a research program for Black women for summer 2021. The details of the program are given here. The final date for submission is April 30. From the website In Summer 2021, Black in AI is partnering with Stanford University to provide research support, mentorship, and […]
Read More Summer Research Grant for Black Women in AIThe call for papers for the Fourth Black In AI conference is out! Submissions are due on October 2. If you’re not familiar with the Black In AI conference, its primary goal is to promote and sustain the development of Black and African researchers in the data science, machine learning, and AI communities. From the […]
Read More Black In AI 2020 call for papersIn early December, I attended the Black In AI workshop (BAI), part of the NeurIPS AI conference held in Vancouver. Timnet Gebru and Rediet Abebe founded BAI three years ago to address the near complete lack of Black and African voices at NeurIPS and other AI conferences. Over that period, the organization has had a […]
Read More Notes from the Black In AI 2019 WorkshopThe Black in AI is a workshop that centers the work of Black AI researchers and practitioners from across the globe. The paper submission deadline for the 2019 workshop has been extended to August 7. This is it’s third year. I’d encourage submission even (especially!!) if your research and ideas are still coming together. There […]
Read More Black In AI paper submission deadline extendedSometimes an unsolvable problem is a good thing.
Read More Gödel, Incompleteness and PrivacyHow pervasive is facial recognition use in American cities?
Read More Which cities use facial recognition?Participate in the Black in AI workshop
Read More Black In AI workshop call for papersGödel has something to say about A.I.
Read More Gödel, Incompletness, and AIOpt out of facial recognition
Read More The city of Atlanta doesn’t use facial recognition — so why does Delta Airlines?